Mom is a title
that carries a lot of weight and is full of so much responsibility. We spend
most of our days tending to the needs of others we can easily forget about our
own needs and ourselves. As moms we tend to look as exhausted as we feel but we
don’t have to. With just a few basic pieces of clothing, some accessories and a
little time you can look like an off duty model instead of an on duty mom.
Let’s start
with the basics. Believe it or not a pair of great fitting jeans and a simple
t-shirt is the foundation for a put together look. When choosing your denim go
for what is comfortable for you. If you’re not into the latest trends, then
don’t attempt them. Hey, distressed denim is not for everyone. Your t-shirt can
be a plain solid color or it can be a vintage band tee just make sure it’s not
too tight, too short or too long. I like mine to go to mid hip.
If you’re
running around doing errands with the kids opt for cute and comfortable shoes.
My favorites are white low top converse. They are comfy, easy to clean and
always in style.
I stopped
using diaper bags a long time ago. Big bulky bags with characters on them just
didn’t cut it for me. Instead I just carry a large purse with me that can
double as a diaper bag. The key is it has to have a lot of inside compartments.
The next
step is makeup. Now I know what you’re thinking, “Where am I going to find the
time to apply makeup?” Have a “go to” look. A signature look is a real time
saver. Once you’ve done it so many times you begin to get into a rhythm and it
becomes second nature to you. What may have started out as a 30-minute process
can become 10 once you’ve mastered it. My go to look? Polished brows, dark lips, winged liner and lots and lots of mascara!
To take
your look from day to night is easier than you’d think. Simply dress it up with
a pair of heels and a statement necklace.
I hope you
find this advice to be of some help. Give it a try and I bet all the moms at
the next PTA meeting will be wanting to know how you look so good!
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