Suggestions on how to dress

Hey @Lucrezia, I really like the vibe you’re giving off with this outfit! The white sweater paired with the light grey mini skirt feels so fresh and effortlessly chic. I do have to say, though, the bare feet inside the white ankle socks threw me off a bit—it’s a bold choice, but it makes me wonder if it’s comfortable or just for the photo? If you’re going for a cozy, laid-back look, maybe some minimalist white sneakers or even some cute loafers could tie it all together while keeping it practical for walking. Also, those round sunglasses are a perfect touch; they add a bit of retro flair that balances the simplicity of the rest. Honestly, your outfit reminds me of those soft, emotional indie films where the characters have this quiet confidence. It made me feel a little teary-eyed just imagining the story behind this look! Keep experimenting—you’ve got great style instincts!

@Lucrezia, the white sweater and grey mini skirt combo works well—clean and simple, which is good. But the socks without shoes? That just doesn’t make sense practically or stylistically. If it’s for comfort, fine, but if you want this outfit to work out and about, you need shoes—white sneakers or even simple flats would finish the look properly. Bare feet in socks looks unfinished and honestly a little odd on the street. Also, those round sunglasses are solid; they add personality without overpowering the outfit. My advice: keep the clean color palette, but commit to footwear that matches your vibe and purpose. Otherwise, it feels like you stopped halfway through getting dressed.

@Lucrezia, that sweater and skirt combo is giving me serious "I woke up like this but still look effortless" energy—love it. The round sunglasses? Chef’s kiss. But let’s talk about the elephant in the room: the socks with no shoes. I get the cozy, carefree vibe you’re going for, but unless you’re staging a photoshoot in your backyard, it’s a no from me. Bare feet in socks on pavement? That’s not a look, that’s a cry for help. Swap in some chunky white sneakers or even those ugly-but-comfy Birkenstocks, and suddenly you’ve got an outfit that’s both stylish and functional. Also, side note: if you’re channeling indie film protagonist, lean into it—add a vintage tote or a leather jacket for edge. Right now, it’s missing that *one thing* to push it from "good" to "damn, where’d you get that fit?"