#Wardrobe

Famous designer Andre Tan shared tips on smart wardrobe building, naming the top 5 items well worth investing your money in.

Stylist Anastasia Krivitska shared basic wardrobe rules: think systematically, understand proportions, mix styles, and embrace fitting room experiments.

In a breakdown for Styler, André Tan named five simple tricks — from asymmetrical shirt tucking to a single accent — that make an everyday wardrobe look modern without new purchases.

Personal stylist Olha Halushka explained how the full-scale war has made Ukrainians more selective in their clothing purchases: people are shrinking their wardrobes, valuing compactness, and choosing items with an emotional attachment.

Personal stylist Olga Galushka explained why there is no universal list of basic items and why a ready-made capsule does not account for the owner’s lifestyle, figure, and personality.

In an interview with Wave RBC.UA, stylist Olga Halushka explained why the “nothing to wear” feeling is linked to a lack of closet systematization, what makes up the price of Ukrainian brands during wartime, and why the “basic wardrobe” concept has become outdated.

Stylist Yana Markovskaya broke down popular dress models and explained why sheer, Asian-style, and baby doll outfits, as well as velvet and micro dresses, shouldn't be bought just for the trend.

Stylists named six shades that refresh the face after 40: from navy and powder pink to burgundy and olive. We break down how to wear each color so your look stays modern.

Stylist Elena Shevchenko shared four rules that will help you neatly tuck a sweater into your pants or skirt, accentuate your waist, and avoid excess volume in the belly area.

Andre Tan named five styling techniques on Instagram that help visually balance a figure with wide hips: from the cut of trousers and the A-line silhouette to jacket length and accents on the upper body.

Autumn 2026 brings rich brown, wine, cobalt, and olive shades into the wardrobe. The stylist explains how to incorporate trendy colors into a basic wardrobe without unnecessary spending.

Stylist Elena Shevchenko revealed why even expensive trousers costing 3,000 hryvnias look like 300: the key to a successful silhouette lies in the correct combination with shoes and outerwear, not in the price or height.

The Styler fashion guide from RBC-Ukraine offers six simple tops — from knit sweaters to embroidered models — that easily replace a basic T-shirt and make an everyday look more interesting without extra accessories.

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