What type of belt is slimming?

Waist belts are generally considered the most flattering because they emphasize the smallest part of your body and make you look slimmer, but hip belts can do the same thing, provided they are covered a little on both sides.

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A good belt can make an outfit, but the wrong one can leave an otherwise stylish person looking like a complete mess. You can't just throw a belt on everything from cardigans to ball gowns and expect it to look good. Here are some tips for making sure your belting game is on point.

Choosing the Right Belt:

1. Make sure your belt compliments your style: Don't try to make your belt say something different from the rest of your outfit. Belts might seem versatile, but they are actually very specific and finding the right belt can be even tougher than finding the right pair of shoes. The first thing you need to do is identify your own personal style, or at least the look you are going for with a particular outfit, and then look for a belt to heighten enhance that style. Don't just try mashing two styles together and think you're going to get a good result.

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em>This kind of Army-Navy surplus belt would look fine with something a little more rugged, but it feels out of place with such a clean and simple red-and-white striped dress. A simpler, more graphic belt would have worked better. 2. Choose the right width: Thick waist belts are great for women with longer torsos because they help shorten their upper bodies and make them look more proportional. Short-waisted women, on the other hand, look better in thin belts because they don't cover up their midsections and make it look like they go straight from boobs to legs. 3. Think of your belt as a piece of jewelry: If you wouldn't wear big chunky, antiqued gold jewelry, then don't buy a belt with a big, chunky, antiqued gold buckle. This is not to say that you have to match your belt buckle to your jewelry, but you want them to feel like they go together. 4. Get the right length: Ideally, you want your belt to fit on the middle hole. Any shorter and it can look stubby. Any longer and the tail may not lie flat against your body and you don't want it sticking out and getting knocked every time you move your arm.

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Knowing When to Belt:

1. Tops: Don't belt a top. Cardigans, tunics, blouses, T-shirts, or sweaters you choose to leave untucked do not need to be belted — belting them ages you, and more often than not, it just looks awkward. If you want to emphasize your waist in a certain top, tuck it into a skirt and then belt it.

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You want to believe an outfit like this will work in real life, but that's just the artfully disheveled hair and perfect studio lighting working their magic spell. 2. Jeans and Pants: If your pants rest on your hips and they don't have belt loops, don't wear a belt. It's going to slip and you'll spend the whole day trying unsuccessfully to keep it centered on your waistband. 3. Dresses: Belts can and should be used to add a little extra shape and visual interest to dresses, but you need to be careful if you're trying to create shape where there is none. Using a belt to create a waist means bunching a lot of fabric together, which changes the way the dress drapes and can make it start to look sloppy. 4. Skirts: Belts look great on high-waist skirts. Just make sure the middle of the skirt band is resting snugly on your natural waist so the belt doesn't slide around. 5. Coats: If a coat comes with its own belt, use it. Don't try replacing it with a belt of your own. Fashion magazines try it from time to time, but it always ends up looking labored and conspicuous. You want your outfit to feel easy and natural.

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Any belt other than this one would have different colored hardware or a different texture than the rest of the coat and be distracting, rather than pulling the whole look together.

Belt Styling Tips:

1. Waist belts versus hip belts: Belts draw attention to whatever part of the body they lie across.Waist belts are generally considered the most flattering because they emphasize the smallest part of your body and make you look slimmer, but hip belts can do the same thing, provided they are covered a little on both sides. This means that if you are wearing a pair of lower-rise jeans with a belt you want to show off, you would just tuck in the front of your shirt so that the back and sides of the belt are covered. Alternately, you could tuck your top in all around and then throw on a jacket that covered below the belt and wear it open so only the middle front section was visible. 2. Knotting the end of a long belt: This is great for casual outfits — just make sure your belt is long enough and soft enough that it lies properly and doesn't stick out at an odd angle or dig into you awkwardly. 3. Matching your belt to your shoes: There's nothing wrong with matching your belt to your shoes, but you certainly don't have to. Matching will make you look polished and pulled together, but it's also a very conservative look. Mismatching is better if you're going for something more casual and fun.

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Part of what makes this outfit so charming is that her shoes and belt are different colors. At the same time, the thin belt compliments the thin straps on the sandals so the overall look is balanced.