Amazing Results Of Feeling Confident In What You Wear
It’s hard to put into words that wonderful moment when you look in the mirror and feel nothing but pride, satisfaction and happiness as your often-criticized twin stares back at you. We so frequently use the mirror as a weapon of mass destruction to point out the thighs we don’t like, the forehead that bangs can’t cover, or the circles under our eyes, that when one of those days comes along when an outfit makes us feel like the fairest of them all, it’s kind of magical.
Feeling sexy, confident, and fearless in what you wear is the best part about getting dressed. Here are a few side effects of ensemble empowerment:
Your Flaws Turn To Flawless
A lot of us spend so much time shopping for thing we “can” wear. But “can” in this particular connotation, doesn’t necessarily mean that buttons successfully flatter our bodies ; it’s more about what we allow ourselves to wear based on our perceived flaws. A truly great outfit pushes those boundaries and fabulously forces you to leave your style comfort zone. Special clothes – regardless of why that they’re special – have a way of making you feel unique.
Anything Is Possible
If liquid courage is a thing, leather jacket courage is definitely a thing too. We can personally vouch for little black dress courage and cute shoe courage. It might seem shallow to think something that hangs in your closet has a way of extracting the bravery, but that’s how fashion can make everyday life a masquerade party. You might ordinarily be soft spoken or shy, but with the right pair of jeans? When you’re confident in what you’re wearing, you learn things about yourself that you never knew, and you remind yourself that you possess so many more qualities than you realize. There’s nothing superficial about remembering that there’s more to you than meets the eye.
You Have Extra “Oomph”
When you feel confident in your clothes, you get an automatic, extra amount of oomph. We’re talking level 10 Oomph, whether it’s kicking ass at an interview or flirting with a cute stranger at a party, what you’re wearing can be that little reminder that whatever it is, you’ve totally got this. The right outfit is powerful enough to make you feel intimidating, strong, and even fearless. Own the oomph!
You Become Optimistic
Wearing clothes that don’t make you feel good may not seem like a big deal. We say things like “I can make this work” or “I’m not that uncomfortable” and we unleash ourselves into the world, spending the entire day adjusting, tugging, and pulling our way into a bad mood. We might blame our bad vibes on work or missing our second cup of coffee, but the negative effects of wearing clothes you don’t really like can pollute your entire outlook ; the same is true when you wear clothes that you love, except the view isn’t nearly as grim. An outfit that makes you feel great has a way of making everything seem possible. You can carpe the diem. You can accomplish that thing you’ve been putting off. You can do all of it. Drape yourself in opportunity, not oppression.
You Have More Adventure
When you feel great in an outfit, you want to be seen. Wether it’s a simple trip to a sandwich shop or an impromptu road trip, ensemble empowerment leads you to places you’ve never been on adventures you didn’t anticipate. More importantly, it can be the spark that ignites change in your life. In short, clothes can bring out both your eyes and your inner compass.
You Treat Yo Self
Feeling fancy, comfortable, or confident in an outfit has this way of reminding you what you want and what you deserve. We spend so much of our time thinking of other people that too often we don’t make self-care a priority. Luxuriating in a great outfit hardly feels important in the scope of the universe, but neglect yourself too many of those small moments, and it will amount to something big. Let your clothes be that reminder that you’re special and you deserve good things.
Sometimes we act as though there’s a finite reserve of happiness or confidence out there in the universe, and in order to preserve the limited supply we have, we’re obligated to exclude people and make certain groups feel like they don’t deserve to feel as self-assured in what they wear as someone else does. And the most important thing about ensemble empowerment is that there aren’t any qualifiers. Everyone deserve to have all the confidence. It doesn’t belong to a certain size, body type, age, race, religion , or anything else. The joy of fashion should be universal, and the world would probably be a lot more stylish and a lot less malicious if we championed each other’s (and our own) confidence.
(Source : www.bustle.com)
