The best styling tips you need to know right now

If you're trying to find your style, we might have some tips for you, helped by the famous YouTube style show, PAQ.

When picking out clothes, the first thing to think about is how versatile they are. For example, could you wear a rain jacket to a family barbecue or fancy event? You need to make sure that the piece can be worn in different situations. It's important that an outfit is flexible so you can be always prepared. An outfit should be versatile enough for a quick coffee date but also for a formal meeting. So, one of the most versatile pieces in a wardrobe is the loafer - because these shoes go with anything! It's such an easy way to dress something up. You can pair them with cargo pants and make a fresh outfit. Plus your grandma will love that you're wearing 'em. Loafers make any fit look sharper without trying too hard. They're comfy but still give off that put-together vibe.

If you want to go all-black, you can stand out without using any color. Because only using black allows you to create many different looks - you would be surprised! It also makes experimenting way easier since so much goes together. A simple material or cut change totally transforms an outfit.

Old-school Jordans and Nikes are coming back with a statement - so don't be afraid to wear them! And try to mix unexpected pieces like punk trousers with trainers. Experiment and see what feels right, even if it goes against the grain. If it looks good and gives you confidence, wear it unapologetically.

Accessories can really take your look to the next level. Signature jewelry, hats, sunglasses - find your iconic pieces that totally reflect your personality. You can even style a plain white teeshirt with jewelry and make it look the best! It's also important to dress for your body type: learn what silhouettes flatter you best. Are skinny jeans for your legs? Are certain cuts that don't lay right? Keep exploring what you feel most comfortable in.

You can always DIY! If a tee isn't the way you like it, you can always adjust, cut, and customize. It's all about showcasing your own unique taste and style through what you create. Regarding inspiration, you can look for it everywhere: from music to cultural personalities. Some cultural figures from the past that we find inspirational from a style perspective:

Jimi Hendrix in the 1960s - his unique blend of psychedelic rocker vibes, bold patterns, and flashy pieces. Always took risks with his look.
Bob Marley in the 1970s - relaxed reggae cool. Really embodied the laidback California vibe through his clothes and trademark dreadlocks.
Run DMC in the 80s - the golden era of hip-hop fashion.
David Bowie throughout the decades, reinvented his style and pushed gender norms. Always so cutting-edge.
Prince in the 80s/90s - purple fits, ruffles, and heels before it was trendy. Completely shattered conventions of masculinity through his fearless fashion.
Frida Kahlo in the early 20th century - Mexican-inspired traditional dresses and headpieces made a statement. Really connected to her cultural roots.
Jean-Michel Basquiat in the 1970s/80s - always kept it real no matter where he went.