Do You Need a Fashion Makeover?

[The Big PINK One♥]

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[The Big PINK One♥]

Here are my results:

Fashion Forward


It's a delicate balance, but you manage to combine your old wardrobe standbys with new looks. You know what you like, and you mostly buy variations of the same favorites year after year. But you're also willing to try out new trends here and there (when the price is right). Now it's time to kick your whole look up a notch by investing in a few higher-quality basics.


"A good wardrobe requires very little," says fashion editor and style expert Kendall Farr, author of The Pocket Stylist (Gotham Books, 2004). "You only need a few, truly great things, then wear them shamelessly into the pavement." Every woman should have what she calls the "indispensables": perfectly-fitted dark pants, flattering jeans, a pencil-cut or A-line skirt, white button-down blouse, trench coat, and little black dress. Each of these timeless pieces should be the very best quality you can afford and should be tailored to flatter your body type. "Those pieces are the architecture of your closet," says Farr. "It's easy to plug in a few flattering trends, but those tailored pieces elevate everything else."

[jaye510]

My Results:

Fashion Forward


It's a delicate balance, but you manage to combine your old wardrobe standbys with new looks. You know what you like, and you mostly buy variations of the same favorites year after year. But you're also willing to try out new trends here and there (when the price is right). Now it's time to kick your whole look up a notch by investing in a few higher-quality basics.


"A good wardrobe requires very little," says fashion editor and style expert Kendall Farr, author of The Pocket Stylist (Gotham Books, 2004). "You only need a few, truly great things, then wear them shamelessly into the pavement." Every woman should have what she calls the "indispensables": perfectly-fitted dark pants, flattering jeans, a pencil-cut or A-line skirt, white button-down blouse, trench coat, and little black dress. Each of these timeless pieces should be the very best quality you can afford and should be tailored to flatter your body type. "Those pieces are the architecture of your closet," says Farr. "It's easy to plug in a few flattering trends, but those tailored pieces elevate everything else."

[charlotte isabelle]

Here's something new, my results. ;D

Fashion Forward


It's a delicate balance, but you manage to combine your old wardrobe standbys with new looks. You know what you like, and you mostly buy variations of the same favorites year after year. But you're also willing to try out new trends here and there (when the price is right). Now it's time to kick your whole look up a notch by investing in a few higher-quality basics.


"A good wardrobe requires very little," says fashion editor and style expert Kendall Farr, author of The Pocket Stylist (Gotham Books, 2004). "You only need a few, truly great things, then wear them shamelessly into the pavement." Every woman should have what she calls the "indispensables": perfectly-fitted dark pants, flattering jeans, a pencil-cut or A-line skirt, white button-down blouse, trench coat, and little black dress. Each of these timeless pieces should be the very best quality you can afford and should be tailored to flatter your body type. "Those pieces are the architecture of your closet," says Farr. "It's easy to plug in a few flattering trends, but those tailored pieces elevate everything else."

[ashleenahpage]

Fashion Forward


It's a delicate balance, but you manage to combine your old wardrobe standbys with new looks. You know what you like, and you mostly buy variations of the same favorites year after year. But you're also willing to try out new trends here and there (when the price is right). Now it's time to kick your whole look up a notch by investing in a few higher-quality basics.


"A good wardrobe requires very little," says fashion editor and style expert Kendall Farr, author of The Pocket Stylist (Gotham Books, 2004). "You only need a few, truly great things, then wear them shamelessly into the pavement." Every woman should have what she calls the "indispensables": perfectly-fitted dark pants, flattering jeans, a pencil-cut or A-line skirt, white button-down blouse, trench coat, and little black dress. Each of these timeless pieces should be the very best quality you can afford and should be tailored to flatter your body type. "Those pieces are the architecture of your closet," says Farr. "It's easy to plug in a few flattering trends, but those tailored pieces elevate everything else."

[charlotte isabelle]

Hey, I haven't read that one yet! ;D

[jaye510]

So far everyone is fashion forward ;D

[The Big PINK One♥]

Yeah I thought I was the only person to realize that ;D
Maybe that quiz is rigged lol

[ashleenahpage]

lolz yeah maybe it is...i never thought i would be fashion forward lolz

[Anny♥]

Fashion Forward ;D

It's a delicate balance, but you manage to combine your old wardrobe standbys with new looks. You know what you like, and you mostly buy variations of the same favorites year after year. But you're also willing to try out new trends here and there (when the price is right). Now it's time to kick your whole look up a notch by investing in a few higher-quality basics.

"A good wardrobe requires very little," says fashion editor and style expert Kendall Farr, author of The Pocket Stylist (Gotham Books, 2004). "You only need a few, truly great things, then wear them shamelessly into the pavement." Every woman should have what she calls the "indispensables": perfectly-fitted dark pants, flattering jeans, a pencil-cut or A-line skirt, white button-down blouse, trench coat, and little black dress. Each of these timeless pieces should be the very best quality you can afford and should be tailored to flatter your body type. "Those pieces are the architecture of your closet," says Farr. "It's easy to plug in a few flattering trends, but those tailored pieces elevate everything else."