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5 Effortless Ways to Make an Outfit Go from Drab to Fab

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Penina Graubart
Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Camilla States
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at C of C chapter.

1. Lip gloss/stick: Accentuating the lips when the rest of your face is makeup-free draws attention to the lips, making one seem put-together and ready to conquer anything.

2. Statement Necklace: Wearing a plain t-shirt and jeans might seem rather boring and standard, however pairing the uniform with a fun, eye catching statement necklace really makes the outfit pop.

 

 

3. Braid: Although fairly simple to create, a braid can look very intricate and seem as if a lot of effort was required.  Sporting a braid is a great way to make an outfit come together. 

 

 

4. Low tight ponytail: The trademark of successful business women is a tight low ponytail, ensuring that all of the hair is pulled out of one’s face, showing off natural features. This type of ponytail creates a sense of confidence both to the wearer and to those observing the outfit. 

 

 

5. Colorful cardigan: A fast, easy and effective way to spruce up a gloomy outfit is by pairing it with a fun and colorful cardigan. Super easy and perfect for the upcoming cold seasons, this is a foolproof way to make sure your outfit leaves an impression.  

 

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Camilla States is a member of the class of 2015 at The College of Charleston.  She hails from the seaside town of Gloucester, Massachusetts, where she enjoys spending her summers on both land and sea.  A Communications major also pursuing a minor in Political Science, Camilla aspires for a future career in broadcast or print journalism. She is also studying Modern Standard Arabic, with hopes of one day becoming proficient in the language. From a young age, Camilla has held a fascination for world geography and foreign cultures.  She hopes to someday traverse the world, from New England to New Zealand and everywhere in between.