@Justin O'Brien Ancient wisdom is something I cannot speak against.

@The Rain Society I'm a narcissist; it doesn't matter what I wear because I'll look great. Especially that special accessory, the favorite of European women: the slipper.

There is a lot to analyze here, and based on my personal experience, I will give my opinion. First, the time of year: choose summer to study and winter to buy new clothes or look at your wardrobe and see how you can improve it. Second, explore little by little: we are often used to a specific store, and if we want something more formal, we know that's where to go. But there is a whole world of clothing stores offering excellent quality at good prices, not to mention that local shops are often better because they sell nationally produced items. Improve your wardrobe and your finances, everyone wins, unfortunately that's not my case 😞 The same thing happens when the subject is The same thing happens when it comes to colors. I didn't feel comfortable exploring colors other than blue until I started using gray. Third, make mistakes: if I go to a dinner with friends at a nice restaurant wearing a suit and the others are just wearing a shirt and a jacket, even if it's a smart sports jacket, don't feel bad. Mistakes are the best teachers! That's why I chose option 4. One day, I was going to a birthday dinner with middle-class people, and I didn't wear a suit because I had a pretty good idea of how people would dress, not even a sport jacket. So I just put a gray shirt, navy blue chinos, and Oxford shoes.

In my family, it's not just me!!! I sometimes buy clothing to control my new addiction, but I'm always thinking that tomorrow my home is going to need food on the table.

I don't see the point in wearing a turtleneck sweater with a peacoat. You can simply roll up the lapels.

If you need extra help, don't hesitate to seek out an image consultant.