Harper's Bazaar - Great Style [antikvár]

Foreworc f ^H 1 he tiling I find most powerful about fashion is its abilih to I ^H I transform, ^^^lether it's that little black dress that turns vou in an ^H instant from girl next door to sex goddess or the sharp tailored ^H skirt suit that gives you that extra hit of confidence in a board ^H meeting, the right clothes can and do make a positive difference ^H to how ^^•e feel about ourselves. ^H A lucky few are born \\ith a great sense of stj'le and seem to _HI--have that knack of throwing together even the most unlikely pieces and creating a fantastic look. Good fashion sense can, however, also be learnt, and there are a few key rules that ^^ill ensure you look great at all times. At Harper's Bazaar, we firmly believe that it never pays to be a slave to fashion: it's essential to learn what suits you, your body and colouring and make the clothes work for you. It's also worth remembering that true st^"le al^^"ays reflects a sense of indi\ idualitA, which is why it's always best to put your own unique stamp on a look. A final word: remember that fashion is at your command and is there above all to be enjoyed—clothes are after all a fun way to express yourself. As Harper's Bazaars legendary fashion editor, Diana Vreeland once said: "The only real elegance is in the mind; if you've got that the rest reallv comes from it." Lucy Yeoman s Editor-in-Chief Harper's Bazaar (UK)