Every woman wants to feel glamorous – it is just part of who we are. We all want to know that we look our best. Sometimes, however, we just don’t have enough time in the day to get there. Luckily, there are some simple tricks that you can do to get there without having to completely revamp your wardrobe or spend more than a few extra seconds.

Here are some of our best tips and tricks:

Throw on Some Red Lipstick

Even the simplest red lipstick can add some glamour to your daily outfit that wouldn’t be there any other way. Remember to think about the different shades of red and which ones look best with your skintone.

Of course, always check your teeth before you leave.

Don’t Be Afraid of Animal Print

While animal print can walk a fine line, adding it to your wardrobe can be a great way to glam it up. Make sure that the rest of the outfit is simple and that the animal print that you do wear is tailored. For example, a great dress that will fit like a glove will always look better and more glam than one that is misshapen.

That isn’t to say that all animal print is created equally – aim for a cheetah print or a leopard print over zebra print, for example.

Sunglasses Always Help

One thing you can do, even if you are wearing sweatpants and a t-shirt is add some sunglasses to your wardrobe. When you do this, you will instantly look better. Make sure the sunglasses are chic and work with your face shape – they won’t always work for everyone.

If you are outside a lot, make sure that you wear them just to protect your eyes.

Black Boots

Another great way to make an outfit look glam is to add some high quality black boots. These boots can help to bring everything together and add some personal style. The great thing about black boots is that there are so many different styles and they almost always add glamor – whether you spend a little money or a lot of money. They can hit anywhere on your leg, be made of any material, and come from anywhere.

As always, make sure you can talk in them.

How will you add glamor to your wardrobe?

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