Accessories are vital for an outfit.
You may keep it simple with earrings and a scrunchie or go extravagant with a crown and cap.
Either way, they are fabulous and can make a boring outfit worth talking about.
One fashion staple that makes its rounds in and out of vogue is the belt.
It might have been designed for functionality, but it is a style choice.
Remember when every Y2K outfit had a random belt cinched at the waist?
Gen Z is bringing back the 2000s statement belt trendwith a modern twist.
Using the accessory to hold up your pants?
Your belt is screaming to be freed from the jail cell of pants loops.
But trust us when we say you’ve got the option to pull it off, too.
Or, you’re able to opt for a minimalistic style as the centerpiece.
Many pieces are thin and delicate, giving you an elegant look even with a crop top and shorts.
While these pieces can add a touch of sophistication, some styles also play into grunge fashion.
Your waist belt lets patterns shine
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It’s great for breaking up patterns.
So a matching top and bottom can breathe with a contrasting waist belt.
It also puts space between distinct prints.
And the safest color to rock from head to toe is black.
Adding a black midriff belt brings pizzazz to a simple outfit.
It even works with semi-formal wear.
An oversized blazer, long slacks, and silk bandeau is a sleek spin on office attire.
The belt knotted around the waist limits the exposed skin, yet ties in perfectly with the ensemble.
Throw on your favorite black shoes for a red-carpet-worthy look.
