A guide to different women's styles

Classic style

It is understated and luxurious, made of high quality fabrics. This style “announces” professionalism and conveys reliability

Сasual style

Casual is the style of 99% of people, 99% of the time…Jeans or comfy pants or skirts, t-shirts and shorts…. The first place of casual style is comfort and simplicity.

Business сasual style

Business casual is a combination of understated and rigid business style with relaxed casual style. This style is the most popular today in the modern world. no one wants uncomfortable, restraining suits anymore. Comfort and quality of life are also very important, despite the business rules of the modern world

Sport style

To walk in the park or to go shopping….. Sportswear has long been not only for sports…but for life…sports style and sports chic are very popular and becoming more and more in demand every day. The fabrics for sportswear are produced more and more exquisite and luxurious!

Eclectic style

Eclectic style is a creative style that combines different colors and prints….

Romantic style

Romantic style fills any woman with the energy of femininity and beauty. Flying fabrics, pastel colors, floral prints and accessories..Romantic style as a gentle cloud – fills with tenderness and grace woman and any space.

Lady style

Lady style is built on the principle of romantic, only more restrained and the color palette is deeper and more muted

Baby doll style

Baby doll style is built on the principle of romantic – pinks and blues, pastel colors. The only difference is more infantilization, baby prints and accessories

Art deco style

Art deco style is a variety of mosaics and paintings on fabric, such vashchy of course the work of especially creative people. Art deco style is characterized by geometric prints, and necessarily has a photo or picture of the artist in the composition structure

Animalism style

Animalism in fashion refers to a style that features animal prints, patterns, or motifs—like leopard spots, zebra stripes, or snake skin. It’s bold, wild, and often used to express confidence and individuality.

Lingerie style

Lingerie style is a fashion trend where elements of lingerie are incorporated into everyday or evening wear.

Key features include:

thin straps, lace, silk, or satin fabrics;
corsets, slips, bustiers, and camisoles;
sheer materials and lingerie-inspired details.

This style creates a look that is feminine, sensual, and at the same time elegant.

Chanel style

Chanel style is an elegant and timeless fashion inspired by the legacy of Coco Chanel
It blends simplicity, refinement, and luxury without excess

Key elements include
Tweed suits and jackets with clean, structured lines
The iconic little black dress
Natural fabrics like tweed, silk, and wool
Pearl accessories, classic brooches, and the famous Chanel 2.55 bag
A color palette of black and white, soft beige, and pastels

Chanel style represents femininity, confidence, and understated sophistication

Ethnic style

Ethnic style is a fashion inspired by traditional clothing, patterns, and craftsmanship from different cultures around the world
It celebrates heritage, diversity, and authenticity

Key features include
Folk prints, tribal patterns, and handmade embroidery
Natural fabrics like cotton, linen, and wool
Bold colors, rich textures, and layered accessories
Elements like ponchos, kaftans, sarongs, tunics, or headwraps
Inspiration drawn from regions such as Africa, Asia, South America, and Eastern Europe

Ethnic style expresses a love for culture, tradition, and global artistry

Vintage style

Vintage style is a fashion inspired by clothing and trends from past decades
It reflects a sense of nostalgia, romance, and individuality

Key features include
Pieces from or inspired by the 1920s to 1980s
High-waisted skirts and trousers, retro dresses, puffed sleeves, and lace details
Polka dots, floral prints, and classic cuts
Accessories like cat-eye glasses, gloves, hats, and vintage handbags
Often includes thrifted or repurposed items with unique history

Vintage style celebrates timeless elegance, personal expression, and a love for fashion history

gaucho style

Gaucho style is a fashion inspired by the traditional clothing of South American cowboys, especially from Argentina and Uruguay
It combines rugged practicality with a touch of romantic, rustic charm

Key features include
Wide-leg pants (called bombachas) often tucked into leather boots
Ponchos, woven shawls, and layered capes
Leather belts, hats, and silver accessories
Earthy tones like brown, beige, olive, and deep red
Natural materials such as wool, leather, and cotton

Gaucho style reflects a spirit of freedom, tradition, and connection to nature and the land

Preppy style

Preppy style is a fashion inspired by the traditional clothing of American private school and college students
It is characterized by a clean, polished, and classic look that combines comfort with effortless sophistication

Key features include
Button-down shirts, polo shirts, and cardigans
Chinos, khaki pants, and pleated skirts
Blazers, sweaters tied around the shoulders, and loafers or boat shoes
Patterns like stripes, plaids, and argyle
Colors often include navy blue, white, pastels, and bright accent colors

Preppy style expresses neatness, tradition, and a sporty yet refined attitude

Drama style

Drama style is a bold and theatrical fashion that emphasizes strong, eye-catching looks and expressive details
It’s all about making a statement and standing out with confidence and flair

Key features include
Exaggerated silhouettes like oversized sleeves, wide shoulders, and flowing fabrics
Rich textures such as velvet, silk, and lace
Dark or vibrant colors including deep reds, blacks, purples, and metallics
Dramatic makeup and accessories like bold jewelry, hats, and statement shoes
Layering and unexpected combinations that create a powerful visual impact

Drama style celebrates creativity, self-expression, and a fearless attitude toward fashion

Grunge style

Grunge style is a fashion inspired by the 1990s alternative rock scene, known for its rebellious and effortlessly cool vibe
It embraces a laid-back, unpolished look that challenges mainstream trends

Key features include
Flannel shirts, ripped jeans, and oversized sweaters
Layered clothing, often mixing textures like denim, leather, and cotton
Combat boots, chunky sneakers, and beanies
Muted or dark colors such as black, grey, plaid, and earth tones
An overall look that feels worn-in, casual, and slightly disheveled

Grunge style represents individuality, nonconformity, and a raw, authentic attitude toward fashion

Urban chic style

Urban chic is a style that embodies the essence of modern urban living. It combines comfort, functionality and style to create an aesthetic that is both appealing and practical for city dwellers. What elements are essential to this style?
Urban chic is the combination of casual streetwear with the glitz of high fashion. It is characterised by a combination of fitted and loose-fitting clothes, as well as versatile pieces that are easy to mix and match. Urban chic is based on basic clothing combined with bright but not extravagant accents. This style is not just about following trends, but about expressing individuality while maintaining an elegant, sophisticated look. Neutral colour palette: Urban chic often relies on neutral colours such as black, white, grey and navy. These shades are easy to mix and match and have a timeless appeal.
Choosing a quality fabric will make the style truly complete and successful
Layering is a staple of urban chic. It allows you to be flexible and creative in your clothing choices, easily adapting to the changing urban environment.
Urban chic style includes accessories such as bold watches, sleek handbags and stylish sunglasses, elevating a simple outfit to the level of urban chic.

Avnguard style

Avant-garde style is a fashion that pushes boundaries and challenges conventional aesthetics
It focuses on innovation, artistic expression, and experimental designs

Key features include
Unusual shapes and asymmetrical silhouettes
Bold, often unconventional materials and textures
Dramatic, sculptural forms and exaggerated proportions
Futuristic or abstract details
A mix of minimalism and maximalism that surprises and provokes thought

Avant-garde style celebrates creativity, originality, and the idea of fashion as wearable art rather than just clothing

Minimalism style

Minimalism style is a fashion approach focused on simplicity, clean lines, and functionality
It values less is more and avoids unnecessary details or embellishments

Key features include
Neutral color palettes like white, black, grey, and beige
Simple, streamlined silhouettes without excessive decoration
High-quality fabrics and precise tailoring
Classic wardrobe staples such as plain t-shirts, straight-leg pants, and simple dresses
Emphasis on versatility and timelessness

Minimalism style highlights elegance through simplicity, clarity, and purposeful design

Colour block style

Colour block style is a fashion trend that uses bold, solid blocks of contrasting or complementary colors
It creates eye-catching, vibrant looks through clear separation of hues

Key features include
Large areas of bright, saturated colors placed side by side
Simple shapes and clean lines to emphasize the color contrast
Mixing unexpected color combinations like red and blue, yellow and purple, or green and pink
Often seen in dresses, tops, skirts, and accessories
A playful and modern approach to color

Colour block style expresses energy, confidence, and a fun, artistic sense of style

Constructivism style

Constructivism style in fashion is inspired by the early 20th-century art and design movement focused on geometry, functionality, and industrial aesthetics
It emphasizes bold shapes, structural designs, and a modern, minimalist approach

Key features include
Strong geometric patterns and angular lines
Use of primary colors like red, black, white, and sometimes yellow or blue
Functional, unadorned silhouettes often resembling architectural forms
Materials that highlight texture and form, such as canvas, leather, and metallic accents
An overall look that is both artistic and practical

Constructivism style reflects innovation, order, and the fusion of art with everyday life

futuristic style

Futuristic style is a fashion that envisions innovative and forward-thinking designs inspired by technology, space, and science fiction
It emphasizes sleek, modern aesthetics combined with imaginative elements

Key features include
Use of metallic fabrics, shiny surfaces, and reflective materials
Sharp, geometric shapes and asymmetrical cuts
Bold, unconventional silhouettes that often look sculptural or robotic
Incorporation of LED lights, transparent fabrics, or high-tech accessories
Color palettes featuring silver, black, neon, and other bright or metallic tones

Futuristic style expresses innovation, creativity, and a vision of fashion beyond the present

Scandinavian style

Scandinavian style in fashion is known for its simplicity, functionality, and natural elegance
It reflects the minimalist design principles typical of Nordic countries

Key features include
Clean lines and simple silhouettes
Neutral and muted color palettes like white, grey, beige, and soft pastels
High-quality, natural materials such as wool, cotton, and linen
Layering for practicality and comfort
Focus on timeless, versatile pieces that combine style with ease

Scandinavian style emphasizes minimalism, comfort, and effortless sophistication

Eco-Style

Eco-style is a fashion approach focused on sustainability, environmental responsibility, and ethical production
It promotes the use of natural materials and conscious consumption

Key features include
Use of organic, recycled, or upcycled fabrics like organic cotton, hemp, or recycled polyester
Simple, timeless designs that reduce waste
Neutral, earthy color palettes such as greens, browns, and beiges
Support for fair trade and ethical manufacturing practices
Emphasis on durability and slow fashion rather than fast trends

Eco-style celebrates respect for the environment, mindful choices, and a commitment to a greener future

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dandy style

Dandy style is a fashion characterized by elegance, sophistication, and attention to detail, often inspired by 19th-century gentlemen’s clothing
It emphasizes polished, refined looks with a touch of individuality and flair

Key features include
Tailored suits and fitted jackets
Crisp dress shirts often paired with waistcoats
Accessories like pocket squares, bow ties, canes, and hats
Classic shoes such as oxfords or loafers
Use of rich fabrics like velvet, silk, and wool
Bold patterns such as stripes, checks, or paisley

Dandy style expresses confidence, refinement, and a love for classic menswear with a modern twist

Eastern style

Eastern style in fashion refers to clothing and aesthetics inspired by the diverse cultures of Asia, the Middle East, and sometimes parts of North Africa
It highlights rich traditions, intricate details, and vibrant textiles

Key features include
Flowing silhouettes like kaftans, kimonos, sarongs, and robes
Intricate embroidery, beading, and print patterns such as paisley, floral, or geometric designs
Luxurious fabrics like silk, brocade, and cotton
Bold and rich color palettes including reds, golds, deep blues, and emeralds
Traditional accessories such as jewelry, headscarves, and ornamental belts

Eastern style celebrates cultural heritage, artistry, and elegant craftsmanship

safari style

Safari style is a fashion inspired by the classic attire worn on African safaris, combining practicality with a rugged, adventurous look
It focuses on comfort, utility, and natural tones suited for outdoor exploration

Key features include
Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton and linen
Earthy colors such as khaki, beige, olive green, and brown
Functional details like multiple pockets, belts, and epaulettes
Classic pieces like cargo pants, utility jackets, and button-up shirts
Accessories such as wide-brim hats, leather boots, and sunglasses

Safari style reflects a spirit of adventure, exploration, and connection with nature

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military style

Military style is a fashion inspired by the uniforms and gear of armed forces around the world
It combines functionality with a tough, utilitarian aesthetic

Key features include
Camouflage prints in greens, browns, and tans
Structured jackets like field jackets, bombers, and parkas
Details such as epaulettes, patches, and metal buttons
Cargo pants and sturdy boots
Use of durable fabrics like canvas and twill
Neutral and earth-tone color palettes

Military style expresses strength, discipline, and a rugged, practical look

boho style

Boho style (short for bohemian) is a fashion inspired by free-spirited, artistic, and unconventional lifestyles
It blends influences from hippie, ethnic, and vintage aesthetics to create relaxed and eclectic looks

Key features include
Flowing, loose-fitting garments like maxi dresses, peasant blouses, and wide-leg pants
Natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, and suede
Earthy tones mixed with vibrant colors and bold prints like floral, paisley, and ethnic patterns
Layered accessories including beaded jewelry, feathers, fringes, and headbands
Mix of textures, embroidery, and handcrafted details

Boho style celebrates individuality, creativity, and a laid-back, nature-inspired vibe

new look style

New Look style is a fashion trend introduced by Christian Dior in 1947 that marked a dramatic shift toward femininity and elegance after World War II
It emphasizes a return to luxury, with an emphasis on the hourglass silhouette

Key features include
Nipped-in waists that accentuate the figure
Full, voluminous skirts often reaching mid-calf length
Soft, rounded shoulders and fitted bodices
Luxurious fabrics like silk, taffeta, and satin
Classic, polished accessories such as gloves, hats, and heels

New Look style celebrates glamour, grace, and the revival of classic femininity

gothic style

Gothic style is a fashion characterized by dark, mysterious, and dramatic elements inspired by gothic literature, architecture, and subculture
It embraces a moody, romantic, and sometimes rebellious aesthetic

Key features include
Predominantly black clothing often combined with deep reds, purples, or dark blues
Use of lace, velvet, and leather fabrics
Dramatic silhouettes like corsets, long flowing skirts, and cloak-like coats
Heavy makeup with dark eyeliner, black lipstick, and pale foundation
Accessories such as spikes, chains, crosses, and antique jewelry

Gothic style expresses individuality, mystery, and a fascination with the dark and supernatural

glamour style

Glamour style is a fashion focused on luxury, elegance, and eye-catching sophistication
It highlights a polished, dazzling look often associated with red carpet and high society

Key features include
Shiny and luxurious fabrics like silk, satin, sequins, and velvet
Fitted, figure-flattering silhouettes such as evening gowns and cocktail dresses
Bold accessories like statement jewelry, high heels, and clutches
Rich colors including gold, silver, black, red, and jewel tones
Attention to makeup and hair with a glamorous, polished finish

Glamour style expresses confidence, luxury, and a desire to stand out with elegance

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normcore style

Normcore style is a fashion trend focused on simplicity, comfort, and blending in rather than standing out
It embraces ordinary, everyday clothing with a deliberately plain and unpretentious look

Key features include
Basic wardrobe staples like plain t-shirts, jeans, sneakers, and hoodies
Neutral colors such as white, grey, black, and beige
Loose, relaxed fits prioritizing comfort over trends
Minimal or no accessories
An overall vibe that is unassuming, practical, and effortlessly casual

Normcore style celebrates authenticity, comfort, and a rejection of flashy fashion statements

Disco style

Disco style is a vibrant and flashy fashion inspired by the 1970s disco music and dance culture
It’s all about fun, sparkle, and bold, energetic looks that stand out on the dance floor

Key features include
Shiny fabrics like sequins, lamé, and metallics
Tight-fitting clothes such as bell-bottom pants, wrap dresses, and jumpsuits
Bright, bold colors and flashy patterns
Platform shoes and high heels
Big accessories like oversized sunglasses, chunky jewelry, and headbands
Hairstyles with volume, such as afros and feathered cuts

Disco style expresses energy, glamour, and a playful, carefree spirit

Biker fashion style

Biker fashion style is a bold and edgy look inspired by motorcycle culture
It combines toughness with rebellious attitude and practical elements for riding

Key features include
Leather jackets and vests, often adorned with studs or patches
Fitted jeans or leather pants
Heavy-duty boots like combat or motorcycle boots
Graphic T-shirts or band shirts
Accessories such as bandanas, metal chains, and fingerless gloves
Dark colors, especially black, along with denim and sometimes red or other deep shades

Biker style expresses freedom, rebellion, and a rugged, fearless spirit

hip hop fashion style

Hip hop fashion style is a bold and expressive look originating from hip hop culture and streetwear
It emphasizes individuality, comfort, and statement pieces

Key features include
Baggy pants or jeans, often sagging
Oversized T-shirts, hoodies, and jackets
Sneakers, especially iconic brands like Air Jordans
Bold accessories such as baseball caps, chains, large watches, and bandanas
Bright colors, graphic prints, and logos
Layering and mixing casual with flashy elements

Hip hop style celebrates self-expression, urban culture, and a confident, street-smart attitude

hippie style

Hippie style is a free-spirited and relaxed fashion inspired by the 1960s and 70s counterculture
It embraces peace, love, and connection with nature through colorful, comfortable clothing

Key features include
Flowy garments like maxi skirts, bell-bottom pants, and peasant blouses
Natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, and denim
Bright, vibrant colors and tie-dye patterns
Ethnic prints, fringes, and embroidered details
Accessories like headbands, beaded necklaces, round sunglasses, and flower crowns

Hippie style expresses freedom, creativity, and a laid-back, nature-loving lifestyle

Rocker style

Rocker style is a bold and rebellious fashion inspired by rock music and its subcultures
It combines edgy, tough elements with a cool, effortless vibe

Key features include
Leather jackets, often black and worn or distressed
Tight jeans or leather pants
Graphic band T-shirts and tank tops
Heavy boots or sneakers
Accessories like studs, spikes, chains, and dark sunglasses
Dark colors, especially black, with occasional pops of red or metallics

Rocker style expresses attitude, rebellion, and a love for music and freedom

Retro style

Retro style is a fashion inspired by trends and looks from past decades, often ranging from the 1940s to the 1980s
It celebrates nostalgia and vintage charm with a modern twist

Key features include
Classic silhouettes like high-waisted skirts, A-line dresses, and wide-legged pants
Bold patterns such as polka dots, stripes, and geometric prints
Bright or pastel color palettes depending on the era
Accessories like cat-eye sunglasses, headscarves, and retro handbags
Hairstyles and makeup inspired by vintage icons

Retro style expresses nostalgia, fun, and a love for timeless fashion from the past

The Look of the 1960`s

The Look of the 1960s is a vibrant and revolutionary fashion era defined by bold colors, youthful energy, and cultural change
It reflects a break from tradition and embraces creativity, freedom, and new styles

Key features include
Mini skirts and shift dresses with simple, clean lines
Bright, psychedelic prints and geometric patterns
Go-go boots and mod-style shoes
Bold makeup with dramatic eyeliner and pale lips
Popular hairstyles like the beehive, pixie cuts, and long straight hair with bangs
Influence from pop culture icons like Twiggy and The Beatles

The 1960s look expresses youthful rebellion, fun, and a desire for change and self-expression

The Look of the 1980`s

The Look of the 1980s is bold, vibrant, and full of energy, reflecting the decade’s love for excess and individuality
It combines flashy colors, exaggerated shapes, and a mix of styles from pop culture and music

Key features include
Bright neon colors and bold patterns like animal prints and geometric shapes
Oversized silhouettes such as big shoulder pads, baggy pants, and voluminous skirts
Denim jackets, acid-wash jeans, and leather pieces
Statement accessories like large earrings, chunky necklaces, fingerless gloves, and headbands
Hairstyles with lots of volume, perms, and big curls
Influences from pop stars like Madonna, Michael Jackson, and Cyndi Lauper

The 1980s look expresses confidence, fun, and a fearless attitude toward fashion and self-expression

Why we have a lot of mix in styles?

How to combine styles?

We see a lot of mixing in styles because fashion is always evolving and reflecting the diverse influences around us. Here are a few reasons why styles blend and mix so much:

Cultural Exchange: With globalization and easy access to information, people are inspired by fashion from all over the world, leading to combinations of different cultural styles.

Individuality: People want to express their unique identities, so they often mix elements from various styles to create something personal and original.

Creativity & Innovation: Designers experiment by blending styles to push fashion boundaries and introduce fresh looks.

Changing Trends: Fashion cycles through periods of revival and reinterpretation, so old styles often merge with new ones, creating hybrids.

Practicality: Mixing styles can combine comfort, function, and aesthetics, adapting fashion to modern lifestyles.

In short, style mixing reflects our complex, interconnected world and celebrates diversity and creativity in how we present ourselves. What styles do you like to mix?

Combining styles is a fun way to express your personality and create unique outfits. Here are some tips to help you mix styles successfully:

Start with a Base Style: Choose one main style as your foundation (like minimalism, boho, or streetwear).

Add Accent Elements: Introduce small pieces or accessories from another style to create contrast without overwhelming the look—for example, a boho blouse with tailored pants.

Balance Proportions: Mix fitted pieces with loose ones to keep your outfit harmonious.

Stick to a Color Palette: Using complementary or neutral colors helps different styles blend smoothly.

Play with Textures: Combine different fabrics like leather with cotton or silk with denim for visual interest.

Use Accessories Wisely: Sometimes mixing styles is as simple as adding statement jewelry, hats, or shoes from a different fashion world.

Confidence is Key: Own your look! Mixing styles is about creativity and personal expression.