4 Fashion Mistakes to Avoid in 2024

How many times have you found yourself standing in front of your overflowing closet and thinking that you have nothing to wear? And not many times have you planned on completely changing your style and rethinking your fashion consumption in the next year? If the answer is ‘too many times to actually count’, it is a telltale sign that you make some serious decisions in your life. But don’t worry, as we are here to lend a helping hand. Here are the top four fashion mistakes you need to leave in 2023 to create a stylish and sustainable wardrobe.

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Only Wearing Monochrome Looks

We get why monochrome outfits are so popular: they are easy to put together and wear and they are the perfect fit for a wide range of events, but let’s not forget that 2024 is all about embracing the vibrant spectrum of colors. Say goodbye to the days of head-to-toe black or white outfits and make your looks more eye-catching by experimenting with contrasting shades, mixing patterns, and expressing your personality in the way you look. Bonus tip: splurge on a personalized color analysis so that you know exactly what colors suit you the best.

Buying Duplicates

As much as we all love bags, shoes, and other accessories, there is really no need to get the same hat in three different colors, especially when the cap itself is of a poor quality and won’t last for longer than a few seasons. For example, spend $40 on a high-quality Irish knit beanie in a neutral color that will match any outfit you decide to wear instead of getting two synthetic hats for the same price that will pill after the first wash and ruin your looks. Luckily you can find a large selection of women’s Irish hats of all designs and colors online, so there is really no shortage of options.

Ignoring Sustainable Fashion

In 2024, focus on the number one rule of sustainable fashion: quality over quantity. Sustainability is not only about boring gray outfits or thrifted everything, and you can still look stylish without causing any harm to the environment. Avoid fast-fashion and microtrends that will be considered ‘tacky’ in a month after their release. Do your research when deciding to get a new jacket or pair of denim jeans and take it as an opportunity to learn more about where your clothing comes from and what it is made of.

Overlooking Tailoring

Each of us has a pair of pants or a dress that we bought and don’t wear simply because it doesn’t fit quite how we’d like it to. Tailoring your clothing can solve this issue and make your garments fit you like a glove. Investing in tailoring in 2024 can transform an average outfit into a runway-worthy look no matter if it is a fancy cocktail dress or a basic sweatshirt. Sticking to this tip makes you look more flattering and prevents you from overspending, which is a win-win both for you and the environment.