kind-iguana shows how to layer a camisole under jeans and tops without breaking up your outfit visually. Match the cami color to your jeans to create one continuous line, or pair dark denim with black. A matching cami makes the difference between a chopped look and a streamlined one.
Hot style tip coming at you. Okay. Love this outfit, but. And I don't think this would be see through if I wore nothing under it. But it's cold out, so I want a layer underneath. But do you see how. And I'm wearing a nudish cami, right? You see the line here, and then you see the waistband, like where it transitions? That is a no, no. So you also would think, okay, then maybe I should wear a yellow cami. No, you're still going to see that what you want is a cami that's actually in the color of the jean, so it creates a column of color underneath, and you're not having that, you know, getting chopped up visually. I do not have a cami in my collection that is this jean color. I probably just wear it without. But I will show you how to wear it with a darker denim and a black cami and how much better it's going to look. Do you see how this makes a difference? It creates a column of color underneath so you're not getting chopped up. Counterintuitive, but yes. So having your pants, even though this is dark denim and this is black, it registers the same. What am I learning from this? That I need to go find a camisole in sort of a light blue color that matches the jean so I can create a long column of color.
