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 Wear your jacket on your shoulders. Don't think of your jacket as a jacket. Think of it as a cape with sleeves. Sleeves you are never EVER to put your arms into.  Add a motorcycle jacket. A good motorcycle jacket improves every outfit; it doesn't matter if it's jeans and a T-shirt, a formal gown, or gym clothest. Black leather is the classic choice, but it's not a must. Colors, prints, embellishments, whatever! It's all good. Wear the wrong shoes. Whatever you would normally choose for footwear, choose the opposite. Trade your high heels for flat booties, your sneakers for high heels, and your sandals for sneakers. The more wrong it feels, the more right it is. Layers, layers, and more layers. The more layers you have, the less likely any one piece is to really make or break your outfit, so go crazy — a coat, over a jacket, over a mesh shirt, over a crop top. With a belt. And leather leggings. Under a skirt. You're an onion. A fashionable onion.

It’s something we do every day — wear clothes! So, it somehow makes sense that we all have a few clothing tips and tricks up our sleeve. Everything from style and fashion to little tricks that help with all of the dilemmas we have with our bra straps, tight jeans, and uncomfortable shoes. These are all clothing tips that made me think “Why didn’t I think of that?!”. So, I thought I’d pass the wisdom on for other people that wear clothes. I figured there were a lot of you, so here we go! 1. Tucking Jeans Into Boots No more fat ankles!! Most of my jeans are boot cut or straight leg (guess I’m just not a skinny jean kind of girl). This poses a problem when it comes to wearing boots — not only does it make it hard to zip them up, but I’m sometimes left with bunched up fabric that is uncomfortable and unflattering! If you have a similar problem, here is a nice little trick to tucking those non-skinny jeans into your boots. DIY Bra Strap Concealer This clever clothing tri

1 When you find a shirt or pair of pants that fits well, buy two. This is especially true if the item is on sale. Just  find it in a different color, wash, or pattern . Remember, you have to wear clothes 365 days a year 2 Make sure your clothes ACTUALLY fit. Find that  trim-but-not-too-tight  happy medium that's right for your body. That means jeans shouldn't be baggy, tucked-in dress shirts shouldn't be voluminous, and T-shirts shouldn't look like you're wearing a tent. Likewise, skin-tight clothes aren't the way to go either. 3 Try on clothes in the store before you buy them Stop whining and just do it! Make sure the clothes fit you well 4 Avoid dad jeans at all costs. You have an ass, so find some jeans that show it. A pair of  low-rise, slim-fit  jeans will usually do the trick. In the image above, the jeans toward the left are slimmer and more flattering. 👖 5 Pleats are OK — if they're subtle.

One tactic favored by malicious hackers is to set up their own fake shopping websites. Fake websites can either infect you the moment you arrive on them by way of   drive-by-downloads , or malicious links. However, the most dangerous aspect you should be concerned about is the checkout process. Completing a checkout process will give cybercriminals your most important information: credit card data (including security number), name and address. This opens you up to   identity theft , credit card fraud or social engineering attacks. Access secure shopping sites that protect your information If you want to purchase from a website, make sure it has SSL (secure sockets layer) encryption installed. To know this, the site should start with  https://  and you should notice the lock symbol, which is in the address bar at the top. Strange URL’s  such as “prada-at-awesome-price.com” or “the-bestonlineshopping.com”. A strange selection of brands . For instance, the website claims