The country girl style can be fun, freeing, and simple to master if you want to inject a new sense of style into your everyday wear.These steps will make you look like you've stepped off the set of Nashville.
Step 1: Determine why you are adopting a country style.
Do you need a more functional style?Are you a fan of hitting the club circuit?Is the wholesomeness of country dress compatible with your personality?You can personalize your wardrobe by knowing your intentions.
Step 2: Start small
You can get on the right path with a different top, boots or skirt.It can be hard to get used to a new look.Try to find out what works for you and what should be left on the sale rack.
Step 3: You can choose a color scheme.
A lot of reds and blues are used in country style.Lighter colors are better in the sun.Black is often worse than brown leather.Match and create contrast.To determine what works best, use a color wheel.Darker shades hide dirt well in warm climates.Plan accordingly.
Step 4: A simple top is all you need to wear.
A button-down top is simple and effective.The factors to consider are sleeve length, neckline, and material.Women's tops are variable and you can show off as much or as little as you want to.The cowgirl needs a snap-button plaid or red-and-white shirt.Don't make the mistake of assuming that a beer logo or a Confederate flag makes the country if you wear a graphic t-shirt.
Step 5: You should put on a good pair of jeans.
Nothing says country like blue denim.The jeans that work best are straight or boot cut.Levi's and Wrangler are classic western brands that won't break the bank.A good pair is complemented nicely by gold or white threading.Don't use flashy designs.It is a safe choice to wear jeans with lower rises.High rises are difficult to pull off in a non-work setting.For a hot day, wear a pair of short jean shorts.
Step 6: You can try on a dress or skirt.
Thin cotton or cotton blends are the most versatile, but denim can be very traditional.Light colors are safe.The floral patterns work well.The skirts should stop an inch or two short of the knee.On a windy day, long summer dresses can be useful.
Step 7: Don't forget to wear the boots.
There is no replacement for cowboy boots.Heels make it difficult to navigate through fields of dried dung.It's difficult to go wrong with the color and style: tall, short, buckle, no buckles, ornate or minimal embroidered all work well.Short boots are best worn with shorts or skirts.There should be at least several pairs to swap out.Plastic should be reserved for nights out on the town.You can find boots in every price range, but you should pay at least $200 for a quality pair.
Step 8: Keep your hair out of your face.
It doesn't matter.Natural colors only.There were no highlights.
Step 9: Accessorize.
There are a pair of chandelier or stud earrings in both classic and unique styles.Both gold and silver work.Bandanas are recognizably country.Don't buy too much jewelry.You shouldn't compare yourself to Mr. T.
Step 10: Cowboy hats are not required.
Belts with large buckles are also.
Step 11: In lieu of foundation, apply a tinted moisturizer.
For a sun kissed look on apples of your cheeks, apply a coral blush with a slight bronze undertone.One coat of brown mascara and a sheer lipgloss is required.There was no heavy eyeliner.Black mascara is fine.If you want to highlight your eyes, use eyeliner.Use black or navy blue if you have blue eyes.For green, use brown or emerald.It works well for brown, brown or black.Just as with jewelry, keep it classy.
Step 12: Don't put on too much perfume.
There are a couple sprays.Country girls have a pleasant smell.