CHEAT COTE TO WEAR WHITE AND ANIMAL COAT AND NOT LOOK LIKE LIZ HURLEY

Written by Emmie Gubler

Don’t take me wrong. Yummy mummy Liz Hurley looked and looks the picture perfect in the bikini or in the normal denim, but her era of the white jeans mixed with the animal print was loud trash metal rather than eloquent match of two interesting pieces in your closet. How to style this recent trend in safe way ?

To avoid looking trashy or cheap wannabe like in white jeans meets a print top/ coat, treat the white denim like Liz Hurley treats herself – as the ,High Maintenance’. it does not mean stacking on all jewelry of from your own supply, in law coffers and possible freebies like Meghan Markle, adding an extra layer of the sparkle, sprinkles, sequin, but the fabric should look sharp, fitted, or – intentionally worn – without these slashes holes in. Think genuine grunge, while the animal print should be polished and controlled and never a mix of two glossy covers together, fighting each other for the spotlight.

Here are the most common ,Liz Hurley then traps’ people associate with the look and leave it to the Kardashian clan for recent upgrade from the historical excavation site. Our YSL leopard short trench coat is very lovely curated piece and Sandro blue sweater with the black spots is coveted laid back knitwear. One is with glossy finish, another one comes in matte.

• Very skin revealing cut – animal print naturally reads bold, so if the silhouette is too revealing it tips into ,trying too hard’ – super short hems, low neckline, or anything that shows a lot of cleavage, stomach area, sideboob
• Too much movement + too much contrast at once – when both are casual fit, it can look like a costume or like you have grabbed items without tailoring – loose, slouchy animal print piece and loose baggy jeans, or both too tight and skinny jeans
• White jeans not perfectly clean or opaque – the fastest path to the sloppy or trashy is opting for anything too wrinkled, faded, dingy, or slightly see through and blessed with all sort of sequins and motifs
• Cheap looking texture – quality matters a lot with high contrast outfits and overly thin fabric on stretchy jeggins and shiny polyester on the outwear do not do any favor. The upper class quality piece is capable to balance the less prettier part, but two attention seeking cheap losers are just sinking all outfit into Trashville.
• Over – accessorizing – the outfit stops looking intentional and becomes ,loud Florence Jenkins’ in the soap opera drama. The red or bold green can actually uplift the outfit if done in correct way with taste and balance, but too many bangles, bold belts, loud shoes are causing havoc. Leave these hoopla earrings and the war paint with the eye liner to next Jack Sparrow.
• Wrong shoe vibe – good, quality footwear s a must – low key suede brown boots work better than any black heels in shiny patent leather. Overly strappy cheap sandals, very chunky hooves, flashy sneakers and anything with lots of embellishment is good to donate or use in the circus.