Fashion is a way of life for all women; a strong sense of style may boost your self-esteem and make you stand out from the crowd; coming to women’s fashion, as a stay-at-home mom knowing what is “in” and what is “out”  is essential.

I have heard stay-at-home moms frequently complaining; regarding their struggle to dress up post kids. The mothers seem to have lost their sense of self which formulates; their styling game; thankfully, we have this comprehensive guide to dressing following fashion trends right now!

Organize your closet:

The first step to knowing your style is to go through your closet. If you do not sincerely look over everything thoroughly, you will not know how many potentially handy items you have. Bring out all the clothes, put them in one spot, and start organizing; them in pairs.

1. The jeans should be separated from the pile and put together.
2. Arrange your shirts and dresses separately in colour order.
3. Keeping all the pieces in their designated places.

This will give you a clear outlook of the stuff you already have, what goes into donation, and what you need to buy.

The most crucial part of this trip is that you will have a limited collection of outfits that go well together and make you feel great when you put them on; you will be in love with; everything in a sigh; when you open your closet, no more sifting through subpar garbage that falls flat.

 Establish a dress code:

Establish a dress code that goes with your lifestyle. Most fashionable ladies dress in uniforms; nobody berates Carolina Herrera for her assortment of clean white shirts; in fact, many women aspire to be as stylish as she is.

Instead of attempting diversity, focus on quality; purchase textiles that you adore and that adore you back. Choose hues that enhance the beauty of your complexion and bring a smile to your face whenever you see them. Buy flattering silhouettes in large quantities.

Stay clear of baggy clothes:

Ideally, well-fitting clothing will balance your physical traits rather than concealing them; get rid of your sagging jeans and t-shirts. The struggle to cover up undesirable bodily features makes them more noticeable; knowledge of your body type will also be helpful.

1. The arm seam should stop at the shoulder rather than extend past it.
2. The skirts should fall above or just below your knee.
3. Maxi, dresses should touch your toes rather than drag.
4. The pants, should fall at the ankle if they are slim or brush your toes if they are boot cut.

Set a morning routine:

Setting a morning routine is the most crucial aspect of appearing put together—and it has nothing to do with clothing. This will make you feel fresh and ready to embrace the day.

Simply washing your hair, combing it, or spending a moment to add a few new curls to your ponytail may give you a clean, fresh image. Apply your basic mom makeup, and you’re ready to go.

Style your hair:

As a stay-at-home mom, your hair tends to see itself stuffed in a bun (Mom bun); it is time for a new hairdo; firstly, wash your hair, then blow-dry and pin pretty hair strands in a quick five-minute hairstyle. For a change, get a new haircut for a better start; take care of your hair hygiene and health. Go and slay them, pretty mama!!!!

Take your hands and feet seriously:

A fast and inexpensive way to unwind and have some me time is to get your feet done at the salon; mothers do not often have as much time or money for Me-time. I have discovered ways through which you can prolong a pedicure;

• Use a clear topcoat daily; having the nail polish will help cover it up and disguise growth.
• Keep your feet covered indoors.
• Use of Vaseline at night time will prevent dryness.

Accessories:

Accessories are a significant part of creating a stylish look; look into your jewellery drawer and pair your pendant, bracelets, tops and rings with your outfit; for an elegance boost, keep a scarf or two in your closet.

Socialize:

You may not be an everyday person who steers clear of making new friends at all costs and may detest the thought of having to look presentable; all you could worry about is that your kid will have a  tantrum and that other people will judge you.

Whatever your apprehension, to feel fulfilled as a stay-at-home parent, you must step outside of your comfort zone; in the end, if you continue to do the same thing, you will continue to get the same consequences.

What to wear at home has become a whole lot; simpler now that I know how to attain the “put together” mom appearance without sacrificing my desire for comfort and movement or appearing overdressed.