For me it always starts with three fundamentals: I want to feel nonchalant, I want the clothing to flatter me and who I am, and I want it to be just the right amount of dressy (not too much, and not under). And from here the term “The Tuck In” was born - it emphasizes the waist and can even create one if you need it. You can play with where you tuck in your top if you want to hidae more (I usually tuck in front). And most importantly it creates the look of “I dressed up but didn’t try too much”. Shop Now Shop Now Shop Now Shop Now Shop Now Shop Now