CHATA’S DAILY TIP: Orange skinny jeans certainly make a statement – a very stylish, perfectly on-trend statement. Keep the rest of your outfit simple by adding a white top and denim jacket. The layered look i.e.; shorter jacket, longer top conceals a rounded tummy or fuller bottom. Complete the look with gorgeous accessories. COPY CREDIT: Chata Romano Image Consultant, Karyn Lindes IMAGE CREDIT: Pinterest

CHATA’S DAILY TIP:  Wearing exactly the same colour, from head to toe, can be very slimming, but can also look very boring. Co-ordinating different tones of the same colour can look equally slimming and adds the element of interest. COPY CREDIT: Chata Romano Image Consultant, Monica Groome IMAGE CREDIT: Pinterest

CHATA’S DAILY TIP: This gorgeous stone dress is a stunning alternative to a little black dress. In this example it looks so chic co-ordinated with orange accessories! It will work equally well with other hot colours such as pink, red or purple – it also looks fabulous with cool colours such as green or turquoise. COPY CREDIT: Chata Romano Image Consultant, Willene Sieberhagen IMAGE CREDIT: Pinterest

CHATA’S DAILY TIP: The stylish colour combination of stone, white and denim is timeless (a good quality, comfy pair of jeans is one of the ultimate wardrobe must-haves!). Add trendy accessories in turquoise for a fresh, cool ensemble. COPY CREDIT: Chata Romano Image Consultant, Erika Swanepoel IMAGE CREDIT: Pinterest

CHATA’S DAILY TIP: We continue our love for the versatility of turquoise; how fabulous does it look when accessorized with chocolate brown and jeans! The fullness of the sleeve and the soft pleats over the tummy area will successfully hide any figure concerns. COPY CREDIT: Chata Romano Image Consultant, Tanya van der Merwe IMAGE CREDIT: Pinterest

CHATA’S DAILY TIP: Nude is one of summer’s hottest trends. Keep your look interesting by combining various textures, like this silk-knit shift dress, ultra-soft summer trench coat and leather bag. Here is a clever tip for nude heels: Select a nude hue closest to your own skin tone in order to elongate your legs. COPY CREDIT: Chata Romano Image Consultant, Marlise du Plessis IMAGE CREDIT: Pinterest