Celebrity Fashion Updates: A Complete Transformation with Just One Autumn Jacket

Celebrity Fashion Updates: A Complete Transformation with Just One Autumn Jacket

You all know that feeling when you open your closet and find there are plenty of clothes, but nothing to actually wear, right? I always feel that way before going to a gathering, too. While looking at four autumn outfits worn by actress Ok Ja-yeon, who has been busy lately appearing in two dramas simultaneously, I realized once again that the answer is not buying new clothes, but changing up the combinations.

For a white jacket, the key is what you wear underneath.

I realized that the reason you don't reach for clothes even if you have a lot is mostly because you keep repeating the same combinations. Everyone owns at least one white jacket, but the vibe changes completely depending on what you wear underneath. Ok Ja-yeon tucked in a form-fitting knit and left the collar naturally open; if the inner layer is loose, the fabric bunches up inside the jacket, making the upper body look bulky. Next time, try matching the white jacket in your closet with a slim-fitting inner layer, and you'll get a different feel.

I fastened the belt at the narrowest point of my waist rather than at the waistband, and this served as a dividing line between my upper and lower body, making my legs look longer.

Brown Jacket, Just Change the Color

If you keep wearing only black or navy jackets, it's hard to change up your look. Seeing this brown belted jacket, I thought it would be worth bringing out any brown-toned outerwear in your wardrobe. Tying the belt slightly above the waistline is a key point, and you can create a polished silhouette using just the belt you already have, without needing to buy a new one.

I matched the boots to the tone of the bottoms as well; simply finding a matching pair in my closet first, instead of buying new shoes, made the leg line look naturally connected. This type of brown belted jacket tends to be released every season in the Massimo Dutti line, but if you don't have anything similar, you can find it at Zara or Uniqlo.

Blue shirt, the difference between two buttons

Even though you may have several shirts in your closet, surprisingly, many people overlook the fact that your impression changes depending on how many buttons you unbutton. Ok Ja-yeon unbuttoned about two buttons to create a deep V-zone, so if you are someone who usually buttons them all the way up for fear of making your neck look short, this method is worth trying.

The space between the neck and shoulders opens up, preventing it from looking stuffy. You don't need to buy a new square watch for your wrist; simply choose a simple one from your existing accessories to add a focal point.

With a suede jacket, what you wear underneath changes the overall tone.

It is the most casual outfit, but the navy lace camisole worn underneath completely changed the vibe. I simply left the jacket unzipped, letting it peek slightly through the collar, but the stiff suede material looked much softer.

If you have lace or silk innerwear in your wardrobe, trying it out under a casual jacket is a good idea. This time, I fastened the belt low to the hip line of the jeans, which naturally separated the volume of the upper body from the slimness of the lower body.

In the end, it was the combination rather than the new clothes.

Looking at these four outfits again, I realized that even though my closet is full, I looked like I had nothing to wear because I was repeating the same combinations every time. Trying a slimmer inner layer, shifting the belt up or down, unbuttoning two buttons on the shirt, and letting a different fabric show through slightly. Just trying these four things will likely significantly reduce the time spent wandering around in front of your wardrobe.

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