Facebook-Proof your Party Wear!

How to Make Sure Your Friends and Followers Never Have to "Like" the Same Look Twice You bust out your hot new dress and hit the party. The next morning, killer pics of you rockin’ your new look show up on Facebook. At first you’re stoked, but then it hits you -- does this mean you have to stash your new outfit in the back of your closet, toss it in the trash or donate it? No way! With a little reworking, you can replay your favorite pieces -- and your Facebook friends will never even know.It’s really about how creative you can be. That’s the only thing that should really limit you from playing it again and again.

Tips:

Make your wardrobe Facebook-Friendly? go for separates. They really allow you a lot of wardrobe mileage because you can wear them together, wear them apart -- and mix them up with other pieces,It’s really about how creative you can be. That’s the only thing that should really limit you from playing it again and again.

LBD is another way or Classics such as white boyfriend shirt in different styles, just accessorize them. Whether it’s a statement necklace, gorgeous earrings, scarf or bold cuffs, swapping out jewelry can turn an outfit into something completely different. You can also add a belt to your look, which will also cinch your waist, giving you a fabulous silhouette. An unusual pin, strategically placed, can draw the eye and win endless compliments.

Next, play with layers. Top it off with something like a denim jacket, classic or trendy blazer a faux fur vest maybe...

Beware of statement bold pieces, people tend to memorize them, I recommend going with ones that are a little bit toned down -- in colors like teal, black, wine or plum. You want something that’s not in your face like fuchsia or a yellow -- or silver sparkles.”Instead, save memorable pieces for a time when you're the star of the show.

You can also freshen things up by embellishing your basics. Replace boring buttons with more eye-catching ones. Spice up a classic trench coat by adding some edgy spikes, or use strips of sequins to take your leggings from plain staple pieces to the stars of your entire look.

You can even kind of make the piece look different in the way that you pose -- the angle, the side of the piece that you show toward the camera.

If you insist on wearing the same outfits again and again and post on facebook! you can use this excuse “For example, First Lady Michelle Obama, she repeats looks again and again -- and she’s the most photographed woman in the world.” :)

Now that you're Facebook Proofed! Go ahead & post as many pictures as you like;)