For Boston single women, the excitement of dating begins with choosing the right outfit for your date. With so many aspects of fashion to consider—from your shoes to your accessories—you can easily spend hours in a department store or in your dressing room when looking for the perfect attire to wear on your date.
Boston single women always want to look their best, because like most discerning ladies, they understand that first impressions always matter when it comes to dating. After all, a great first impression almost always guarantees a second or a third date.
Here are some tips to remember when dressing up for a date.
1. Strike a balance between sexy and conservative.
Celebrate the woman in you by being classy and sexy. Being sexy doesn’t have to be too revealing. You need to leave some parts to the imagination. Never wear skimpy skirts or tops with necklines that plunge way too low. This might give your date the impression that you’re too easy to get. Don’t be extremely conservative, either. Being too old-fashioned can make you look way older than you really are. It can also make your date think you’re too uptight. Try to strike a balance by choosing classic, smart, and decent pieces that are sure to flatter your body type.
2. Check the venue.
Just like dressing for work, dressing for a date should also have a certain “dress code.” The place where your date will take you also counts. If you can ask beforehand where you’ll be having your lunch or dinner date, do so. If it’s in a fancy hotel or restaurant, you should dress accordingly. Cocktail dresses are appropriate for elegant dinner settings. If you are having a rather casual brunch at the mall or a coffee break by the beach, dress down. Wear light-colored tops or trousers.
3. Be comfortable.
Going on a date can easily make some Boston single women nervous and giddy. The feeling may be a little uncomfortable, especially on your first date. This is why it is best to choose clothes that you will be comfortable in. If you will be walking long distances, don’t wear high-heeled stilettos. You will be able to express yourself better if you’re comfortable with what you are wearing. Fashion shouldn’t hold you back.
4. Stick to classic pieces.
When going on a date, especially your first date, it is not advisable to experiment with clothes that you have never worn yet. This is not the time to test if something looks good on you. That will only add to your anxiety—a perfectly normal feeling that you get on your first or even second date. Wear clothes that you know fit you well and highlight your best features.
