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		<title>Baby Steps to a Wardrobe Makeover</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Dec 2009 20:45:55 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Julie Judd</dc:creator>
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<p>Always wanted a Wardrobe Makeover but not ready to say “good-bye” to the old and commit to the new? Try some of these baby steps that update your look without breaking the bank.</p>
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<li>Update your tailored, fitted shirts by wearing      a tank top underneath and open the top and bottom buttons. This can make      you look taller and thinner – and hipper.</li>
<li>Take a boxy blazer to a tailor and have it      fitted. At about $25-35, it’s a small price to keep a favorite jacket in      your wardrobe.</li>
<li>Add a cashmere wrap or pashmina to coats or      v-neck sweaters. You’ll add color while keeping warm in drafty rooms or      out in the cold.</li>
<li>Buy a boot cut, dark wash, midrise jean. MUCH      more flattering and can go dressy or casual. Great fitting jeans are a      good investment that pays off year-round. Buy two pair and have them      hemmed for flats and heels.</li>
<li>Shorten a straight or A-line skirt to knee      length – above, middle or just below, depending on your height. The taller      you are, the longer the skirt. Wear with a tall boot or pump and tights.      Most women look better in skirts than pants. Ask any man!!!</li>
<li>Get fitted for a new bra. There are many new      styles that are “age defying” and keep “the girls” up where they belong –      midway between your shoulders and your elbows.</li>
<li>Add a belt outside your top, sweater or      blazer. Wear a skinny belt if you don’t have much space between your bust      and waist (short-waisted). Wear a thick belt if you have space there      (long-waisted). No matter what size you are, this updates your look for a small price and brings attention to your waist. If you have a thicker      waist, wear the belt slung a little lower on your hips.</li>
<li>Get rid of the sweats and Old Navy fleece.      Instead chill or run errands in Activewear from your favorite running      brands like Nike, Reebok, Puma or Addidas. Choose a running pant and      matching jacket, then feel free to wear together or mix and match with      your favorite jeans, hoodie and t-shirt.</li>
<li>Replace a turtleneck with a v-neck sweater.      Turtles can make you look heavy by visually broadening your shoulders and “stealing”      your neck. And make you look older and unapproachable. The next time you      reach for a turtleneck, compare it with a v-neck and see the difference      for yourself. For warmth add a scarf.</li>
<li>Replace your ankle length winter coat for a      three-quarter fitted coat. Great sales are on now! And this look will      continue. It’s a much neater look than a long coat you’ve dragged through      snow and salt.</li>
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<p>When you’re ready for the Wardrobe Makeover, call me (708-829-8245). Until then, try these baby steps. I’d love to hear your comments on how these work for you.</p>
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