So the waist is moving upwards - which can be scary for some, but I think it is refreshing and gives women the opportunity to discover or rediscover a shape that has been dormant for some time.
The article in the link below really encapsulates all you need to know about to carry this look off in a fresh, contemporary manner that is feminine but powerful.
No doubt a belt is the key element here - whether narrow or wide in style the belt will define your waist. The look is crisp and tailored, you might feel like you are finally dressed for a reason after so many years of covid inspired relaxed athleisure styling.
And you don't need a new wardrobe - well maybe some new denim - and you might have to get used to tucking things in a little more often. But I do believe that you'll feel refreshed and invigorated once you start to experiment with all the ways you can reinvent your wardrobe just by adding a belt!
You can do worse than look at the Iconic style of Marilyn Monroe & Lauren Bacall as a guide. Both strong women with a defined sense of style.
In any case read Jess Cartner Morley's article below from The Guardian. She's a convert after being a sceptic.
