Originally posted by TheLuckyOnes Confidence and knowing what looks good on you and knowing what wont clash with your body/skin tone/overall aesthetic 1. If your are a big girl, boy, or non binary, know what is for your body. Im all for body positivity but crop tops and midriffs are not for everyone. 2. Know your skin tone, if you are pale, dark colors are going to contrast with your skin and make you look even paler. If you are darker, brighter colors will look nicer 3. Having confidence is only half the battle if the rest of your look is a hot mess.

Well Riihanna is GORGEOUS, so that always helps.

But I think that confidence is her big thing, and what makes her the most attractive. The feeling of being totally comfortable in the skin you're in and staying true to yourself. I'm someone who is constantly being told how stylish and fashionable I am, which is flattering, but I honestly don't spend that much time thinking about how I look. A lot of it comes naturally, but a lot of it is also from having confidence and loving myself.

I know it sounds corny but real confidence, and thus authenticity, is much more important and attractive than having a perfect figure, skin, hair, etc.

I always tell people that if you believe that you are a bad bitch, you'll eventually become one.

Originally posted by IsidoraMarí The way to pull things off is to learn that there are no rules and wear what you want, what make you happy. So I would say it's about confidence and self expression.

Confidence, body type, clothes fit, clothes color, hair style, right accessories all goes into making a look good.

Originally posted by Jay Fenty You can't unless you are Rihanna.

Originally posted by PromKing Confidence. If you look even a bit awkward it wont work but also the fit. Like if you're a "big" person, dont wear stuff that's obviously made for tiny people.

Originally posted by danitykanelover any look... if you're a "big" person its not happening.

Originally posted by PromKing If you can read that'll be great. I corrected myself without you having to quote me.