Can you learn good style? How to bring out the best in yourself!

Regularly: Declutter Your Closet A wardrobe full of items we never wear is not just taking up space but also burdensome. Sort out the pieces you haven't worn in a year. Sell your clothes on platforms like Poshmark, at a thrift store, or donate them to a charitable organization.

1. Embrace Color Even if you're not a fan of too much color, you shouldn't completely avoid it. Vibrant shades like salmon, turquoise, and lime stand out from the sea of gray and bring out your radiance. Wear at least one accent color, even if it's just red lipstick.

2. Mix and Match Nothing is more boring than wearing runway or Zara outfits from head to toe. Style icons make their looks unique by incorporating personal pieces, whether it's an Art Deco necklace from a flea market or a heirloom locket from grandma.

3. Ironing It makes a significant difference whether shirts, shirts, and even cashmere sweaters and pants are ironed or not. Tip: If you don't have time to set up the entire ironing apparatus, you can hang the wrinkled item in the bathroom. While the hot water runs for 10 minutes, the steam acts like a professional steamer.

4. Quality Over Quantity Sometimes, the temptation to buy the fourth blue sweater under $30 from a big chain is strong. However, this enthusiasm usually fades quickly. After the first wash, the item often appears misshapen and shrunken, leading to frustration. So, it's better to invest in a few high-quality classics that will accompany you throughout your life.

5. Good Shoes Invest in great shoes and well-crafted leather bags. These two accessories are essential for a polished look and should never look cheap. Even a simple jeans and t-shirt or a mundane business attire can be wonderfully elevated with them.