The 7 items to avoid in your look if you are a Natural Kibbe type
Explore the most common mistakes to avoid when wearing the Natural Kibbe style. This article, based on my interpretation of David Kibbe's teachings, will guide you to maintain the relaxed and organic essence of this style, avoiding fashion choices that could distort it.
Dressing according to your Kibbe style can be challenging due to its complexity, but it's crucial to avoid certain garments and accessories that don't align with this approach. Today I want to share with you some essential keys to navigate this style, focusing especially on the pieces that you should discard under any circumstances. Understanding and respecting the specific characteristics of your Kibbe style is fundamental to ensure that your attire truly reflects your desired personality and aesthetic, thus avoiding any mismatches in the way you dress.
Inappropriate Garments
The Natural Kibbe style favors fluidity and movement, but some garments can be counterproductive:
- Very rigid fabrics: Fabrics that do not allow easy movement, such as some types of heavy wool or thick denim, are inappropriate because they restrict the freedom that defines this style.
- Overly structured garments: Jackets or pants with a very defined silhouette can seem too formal and do not respect the relaxed aesthetic of the Natural.
- Very vibrant prints: Although the Natural style can incorporate some prints, the very bright ones or flashy can distract from the intended simplicity.
- Garments with many decorations: Excessive decoration such as sequins or voluminous embroidery can make garments appear overloaded and unnatural.
- Extreme lengths: Very short or excessively long garments can unbalance the natural proportion sought in this style.
- Marked asymmetrical cuts: Although a little asymmetry can be attractive, very pronounced cuts can look too elaborate.
- Shiny fabrics: Highly shiny or reflective materials can contradict the typical earthy, matte look of the Natural style.
Inappropriate Accessories
Accessories should complement the simplicity and comfort of the Natural style, without overloading it:
- Very elaborate jewelry: Large, ostentatious pieces may seem out of place; It is better to opt for simple jewelry made from natural materials.
- Bags with rigid structures: Prefer soft bags with flexible shapes that complement the fluidity of the Natural style.
- Very formal shoes or shoes with excessive decorations: Footwear should be comfortable and simple, without details that may seem too elegant or restrictive.
- Wide, rigid belts: Thin and flexible belts are more suitable so as not to cut into the natural line of the body.
- Large and technical watches: A watch that is too modern or technical can clash with the natural and simple aesthetic.
- Very shiny or metallic hair accessories: Hair accessories should be subtle and preferably made of natural or woven materials.
- Heavy frame glasses: Glasses should have light frames and not dominate the face, maintaining harmony with the general style.
