3 Handy Fashion Hacks That Are Ride Or Die For Every Woman

Behind every glam girl look are a bunch of tiny little elves holding everything together—clips, sprays, buttons, clasps and more. Imagine an actor looking like a true diva on screen; behind her is a team that is the backbone of the show. Looking good, like we said, literally takes teamwork. Leave thoughts of discarding your favourite dress because it has a stain that doesn’t wash away or not wearing your leather jacket because of the creases, all in the past now.

We have curated and rounded up troops that will hold everything together while you wave to the crowds at leisure like royalty. These are some sassy fashion hacks that you should stick up your sleeve because they will come in handy in resolving fashion disasters we often face in everyday life. Here’s how you can fix these issues and more at home without breaking major sweat.

Break Into Your New Pair Of Shoes In No Time

Bought a new pair of shoes that are a tad bit tight? Here’s a hack to break into them without getting painful shoe bites. It is an easy solution, wear the thickest pair of socks you have. Next, wear your shoes and then use a hairdryer to heat them from a distance for 20 to 30 seconds. Now bend your feet up and down to loosen the tight spots. Then remove them and let them cool.

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Remove All Those Creases From Your Fav Biker Jacket

Wearing a faux leather jacket and have creases on it post being stored for way too long? To avoid this wardrobe bummer, turn them inside-out and then fold and keep in your wardrobe. If you still find lines on your jacket, apply a drop of moisturiser on the crease using a Q-tip until you get rid of it.

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Remove Mucky Sweat Stains From Your OOTDs

Did your favourite white shirt get stained with your very own sweat patch? Don’t worry, now you can get rid of this with the help of lemon juice. Just squeeze some lemon juice in a spray bottle and spray it on the stain. Let it stay for 10 minutes and then put it in for washing. Voila, you got yourself a stainless shirt like new!