Dressing well doesn't mean you have to wear a uniform. Dressing well is when you define what you wear, you feel comfortable, confident. Dressing well could be replaced by dressing confident. In this way, your clothes will be a success.

But to achieve this, it is not something you are born with. At first, you dress how your parents want. With age, it becomes more polished. As a teenager, you follow the most marked trends, at 20 you begin to define what you like, but always with touches of strong trends.

At 30, style begins to emerge, some are more comfortable with some styles than with others. At 40, how you dress is how you are going to dress, without too many changes. From 50 onwards, clothes are mixed with personality. You achieve a personal style that lasts until you are 100 and beyond.

Reducing your wardrobe will also help you define your style. Once you get rid of the things that subtract, only the things that multiply remain. You will probably notice that there are clothes that you were not valuing enough because you had too many things.

The less clothes you have, the better you will dress is a phrase that, as contradictory as it may sound, is a reality. You should only think of women you admire, who have few clothes, but good and very timeless ones.

You must know yourself thoroughly, both what you like and your style, as well as your morphology, the tones. It is not the same to dress if you are tall or short, if you have blonde or dark hair, your hourglass, triangle, pear or square silhouette. The more you know what looks good on you, or at least what you look best in, the easier it is to get your look right.

It is also important that you do not assume that there are clothes that you do NOT like without trying them on. Try on different styles to discard and surely one that you did not expect will become one of your favorites.

Practice makes perfect. To find your personal style and discover looks that work, you have to spend time trying on each outfit. And this way you will know that sometimes you get it right and other times it looked much better when you were just thinking about it in your head.

Spend a little time each week trying out looks, especially if we are in the middle of a seasonal wardrobe change.

To do this, follow these 4 keys:

• Get inspired non-stop: On Instagram, on accounts that offer daily looks, on Pinterest boards, from your friends, from people you see on the street, in magazines, and in the brands' lookbooks. Ideas are everywhere; you must look very carefully. 

• Mix opposite styles to create different looks: Wear that dress with sneakers or casual pants with loafers. There will be many successes among the mistakes, and you will be surprised by what you can achieve. 

• Add an unexpected touch, something you have never worn before, with an outfit. A scarf on your head, a belt, some large earrings, a bracelet, or some original shoes. 

• When in doubt, go for two-tone, one-tone, or basic combinations where you don't have to think about prints and textures.

We all like to have clothes to change and look fabulous.

But if there's one thing you must be very clear about, it's that the better the shoes, bags, and coats, the better your look. Because the rest of the clothes can change, those three things must always be good quality.