You have your hair and makeup sorted out, but what to wear? When you go to an art gallery, you don't want to look over-dressed or too casual. So here is how to decide what to wear, and how to dress appropriately.
Steps
Elimination
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You can use elimination. Pick out a couple of outfits and decide which would be most appropriate.
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If they would all be ok to wear to a gallery, then to narrow it down, see which colours or style compliments you most.
From scratch
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If you really have no idea and can't pick even one outfit, then start basic and dress it up.
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Grab a plain T-shirt and some jeans.
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Maybe change your style of shirt and the colour.
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Skinny jeans (especially black) can keep it casual but with some accessories, look quite fancy too.
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If you have a brightly coloured shirt, when you accessorise, keep it simple. Do Not use all of these accessories at once! Maybe just earrings and a bracelet, or a ring and necklace.
- Add earrings. Diamonds or pearls are very pretty, but simple.
- A bracelet. Again, either crystal or pearl (preferably to match your earring or to be similar).
- A necklace.
- A ring(s).
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If you think you might be cold because you do not have enough layers or your top isn't warm, then add a cardigan.
- If you have a bright coloured top, keep the cardigan plain, like white.
- If your top is white, use a coloured cardigan to add more colour.
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With shoes, if you are going to an art gallery, you don't want to be too casual. Trainers or sneakers (e.g. converses/vans/other) would look a bit too casual. However it would not be sensible to be walking around in massive heels.
- Pumps would look very nice.
- If you do want heels, make sure they are not too big. 3-4 inch heels would be an appropriate maximum.
Tips
- Simple is effective.Do not go mad with accessories or bright colours.