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SHOPPE

Style Illusion
Price$29.00
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Denim Without Doubts
Price$30.00

Fab Totoli

STYLE

Style is personal. Knowledge makes it intentional.
Fab Totoli Style helps midlife women create comfortable, timeless, and current outfits for everyday life.

Wearing wide-leg pants in midlife but your sweater adds bulk?

Try this:

Layer a fitted tank under your sweater.
Tuck the sweater into the tank, not your pants.

Why it works:
✔️ Stays in place, even when you use the restroom
✔️ No extra bulk in the midsection
✔️ Creates a cleaner, more balanced silhouette
✔️ Keeps the waistband line smooth, especially with heavier knits

Bonus tip:

If you’re layering a button-up shirt, wear the shirt first, then the tank on top. It smooths everything out, no bunching, no lumps.

Save this if you’re done sacrificing shape for comfort.

Want to learn more style illusions like this?
Comment “TANK” and I’ll DM you the link for the guide.

Wearing wide-leg pants in midlife but your sweater adds bulk?

Try this:

Layer a fitted tank under your sweater.
Tuck the sweater into the tank, not your pants.

Why it works:
✔️ Stays in place, even when you use the restroom
✔️ No extra bulk in the midsection
✔️ Creates a cleaner, more balanced silhouette
✔️ Keeps the waistband line smooth, especially with heavier knits

Bonus tip:

If you’re layering a button-up shirt, wear the shirt first, then the tank on top. It smooths everything out, no bunching, no lumps.

Save this if you’re done sacrificing shape for comfort.

Want to learn more style illusions like this?
Comment “TANK” and I’ll DM you the link for the guide.

Understanding the style language of prints helps you choose ones that feel like you, and avoid the ones that don’t.

Prints aren’t just pretty.

They send visual cues that shape how your outfit feels, even when the fit is perfect.

Here’s how to decode them:

Classic — Think pinstripes, tiny polka dots, Breton stripes.

Clean, structured, subtle. Perfect for timeless looks with quiet confidence.

Relaxed — Plaids, soft checks, washed-out stripes.

Casual, effortless, “weekend energy.” These lean comfortable, not polished.

Dramatic — Swirls, exaggerated florals, abstract graphics.

They speak loudly. Want a focal point? Start here — but keep the silhouette simple.

Chic — High contrast, refined shapes, or neutral-on-neutral.

Elegant and intentional. These prints support you — they don’t compete.

Feminine — Watercolor florals, soft edges, lighter tones.

Best if you’re drawn to gentler palettes or romantic details — but pair with structure to ground it.

Creative — Unexpected color combos, artistic layers, or mixed media prints.

These feel eclectic and expressive — great if your style is more playful or bold.

Edgy — Skulls, band tees, graffiti, pop art.

They bring a bit of the rebellious energy. Ideal in contrast with something polished to balance the energy.

The key takeaway?

Your print has to match your energy, not just your outfit.

Want to know how to create outfits that get compliments?
Comment “DECODE” and check your DMs.

Understanding the style language of prints helps you choose ones that feel like you, and avoid the ones that don’t.

Prints aren’t just pretty.

They send visual cues that shape how your outfit feels, even when the fit is perfect.

Here’s how to decode them:

Classic — Think pinstripes, tiny polka dots, Breton stripes.

Clean, structured, subtle. Perfect for timeless looks with quiet confidence.

Relaxed — Plaids, soft checks, washed-out stripes.

Casual, effortless, “weekend energy.” These lean comfortable, not polished.

Dramatic — Swirls, exaggerated florals, abstract graphics.

They speak loudly. Want a focal point? Start here — but keep the silhouette simple.

Chic — High contrast, refined shapes, or neutral-on-neutral.

Elegant and intentional. These prints support you — they don’t compete.

Feminine — Watercolor florals, soft edges, lighter tones.

Best if you’re drawn to gentler palettes or romantic details — but pair with structure to ground it.

Creative — Unexpected color combos, artistic layers, or mixed media prints.

These feel eclectic and expressive — great if your style is more playful or bold.

Edgy — Skulls, band tees, graffiti, pop art.

They bring a bit of the rebellious energy. Ideal in contrast with something polished to balance the energy.

The key takeaway?

Your print has to match your energy, not just your outfit.

Want to know how to create outfits that get compliments?
Comment “DECODE” and check your DMs.

Most people think choosing a blazer is about color or length.
It’s not.

It’s about collars, lapels, and scale — and how those details interact with your proportions.

High round collars tend to work better on smaller busts because they don’t overwhelm the upper body.
Wider lapels help balance wider hips by pulling visual weight upward.
Standard lapels are usually the safest choice and flatter most body types, especially when paired with a lower opening.
Narrow collars and lapels streamline petite frames without adding volume.

This isn’t about rules.
It’s about visual balance.

Next time you try on a blazer or coat, pause and ask:
– Do the lapels match my proportions?
– Is the neckline adding volume or reducing it?

Your collar isn’t just a detail.
It frames your face and quietly shapes how your body is perceived.

Choose wisely. 😉

If you know someone who’s always frustrated with tops that “should work but don’t”, share this with her.

And if you want to understand what actually makes outfits look intentional — and get compliments without guessing — comment COLLAR and check your DMs.

Most people think choosing a blazer is about color or length.
It’s not.

It’s about collars, lapels, and scale — and how those details interact with your proportions.

High round collars tend to work better on smaller busts because they don’t overwhelm the upper body.
Wider lapels help balance wider hips by pulling visual weight upward.
Standard lapels are usually the safest choice and flatter most body types, especially when paired with a lower opening.
Narrow collars and lapels streamline petite frames without adding volume.

This isn’t about rules.
It’s about visual balance.

Next time you try on a blazer or coat, pause and ask:
– Do the lapels match my proportions?
– Is the neckline adding volume or reducing it?

Your collar isn’t just a detail.
It frames your face and quietly shapes how your body is perceived.

Choose wisely. 😉

If you know someone who’s always frustrated with tops that “should work but don’t”, share this with her.

And if you want to understand what actually makes outfits look intentional — and get compliments without guessing — comment COLLAR and check your DMs.

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