"The secret to an outfit that looks expensive has way more to do with how well it fits than the price of your clothes. Part of this involves knowing yourself - like what features you might want to highlight - and another part involves choosing pieces (like those featured here) in silhouettes, fabrics, and prints that work best for your body and look like they came straight from the runaways. Scroll on to shop pricey-looking 'fits that'll look incredible on."
"Pointed-toe flats are one of the shoe silhouettes to have, so this pair of slingbacks should easily win your attention. Crafted from rich-looking faux leather and designed with a slender adjustable strap at the heel, they're an instant outfit upgrade. 27A Duster That's Dramatic In The Best Way Possible Dramatic silhouettes are happening, but that's not the only reason to snap up this duster cardigan; crafted from a clingy knit, the open front and draped calf-length hem will look incredible on virtually anyone. Try topping the long-sleeved silhouette with a belt to add additional shape. 28Pearly Gold-Plated Earrings That Go With Practically Everything Featuring a 6-millimeter faux pearl encased in a dainty 18-karat gold-plated cage, these earrings serve pricey-looking gleam while keeping costs low. The push-back design is simple enough for daytime looks, but it can handle a dressy vibe, too - so they're sure to be a fave."
Fit matters more than price for making clothing look expensive; well-fitting pieces and appropriate proportions elevate overall appearance. Identifying body features to highlight guides selection of silhouettes, fabrics, and prints that flatter individual shape. Pointed-toe slingback flats in rich faux leather with an adjustable heel strap add instant polish and work across outfits. A clingy, open-front duster with a draped calf-length hem produces dramatic, elongating lines and can be belted to define the waist. Pearly 6-mm gold-plated earrings offer versatile, low-cost gleam suitable for both daytime and dressier looks.
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