kind-iguana breaks down how to pick between thick and thin belts: there's no strict rule, so try both and see what feels right. A black shoe with jeans felt better with a thinner belt. Ask someone you trust if you're unsure.
How do you know when you need to wear a belt, if you should wear a thicker belt or a thinner belt? There's not a science to this, you guys. Styling. Getting dressed is the intersection of art and science. So with this outfit, I was like, oh, awesome. I have on a black shoe. I'm gonna put on my black belt. And I went to put on the belt I normally wear, like, my regular jeans belt, and it just felt too thick. Like, don't you think it's just a little too thick? So then I said, I'm throwing him on the ground because he's punished. And I said, let me pull out a little one. And that seemed perfect. So I can't say, like, literally, if I was going to give you a science, I would say, oh, you should wear a wider one because it is a jean and it has a larger belt loop, and you don't want it floating around. But the truth is that as you get dressed, you have to do, like, a check in and checking in with yourself to say, oh, does this look good? Or does something feel off? And then maybe even have a trusted person that you run it by. For my clients, it's me. You know, they send me pictures, and they're like, is this working? Is it not working? That kind of stuff. But there, that person proportionally feels right. It ties in the black with the boot, and it just feels great. So when something feels off, do a check in and play and try play dress up. Let's play dress up together. It's so fun. Remember how we did as kids? Let's do it again.
