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Belts can go a long way in improving your silhouette. They can also add a great deal of interest and whimsy. It doesn't have to be a simple black belt or a basic leather accessory. You can make your belt the perfect accessory to turn an old outfit into a fun new style. Double Up One of the great things you can do to add some spice to your wardrobe is to double up your belts. Some fashionistas like to double up with actual belts, combining a texture belt with a simple belt. You can also use a scarf to make a sash. Then you can add the belt over the top of that. It creates a double effect with a splash of color. Loosen the Belt When you're wearing one of the looser fitting Trina Turk dresses, you might want to opt for a slightly different look. Instead of cinching the belt, let it hang a little loose. It will drop to your natural waist and emphasize your hips. You can still get a figure flattering silhouette by wearing a thicker belt rather than a thinner one. If the belt is too thin, it may be lost in the overall effect of the dress. Cardigan Plus Thin Belt Sometimes the best way to dress up one of those lovely Trina Turk Dresses is to add a cardigan or a duster. Then, to avoid losing the shape of the dress, add a thin belt. It often works best to use a contrasting colorful belt. Patent belts often work best, particularly with their shine. Try to match the belt with your other accessories so that you connect the elements. Use a Knotted Belt Sometimes you don't even have to use a regular belt at all. You can use a knotted strip of fabric to create a belt. It works to create a wonderful whimsical effect. You can either braid fabrics that are the same or you can braid contrasting fabrics. Depending on how homespun you want it to look, you may can either leave the edges unhemmed or hemmed. Just remember to make it sufficiently long. Homespun is charming, and it can work great even with high designs like the Trina Turk dresses. But if it is too short, it will wind up looking like it doesn't fit, and it will not create the chic look you want.
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