Women told failproof style hack to 'elongate the body' and 'highlight the waist' at any age
Accessories can be used to enhance an outfit
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What you wear has the power to transform how you feel and it can even help you to look years younger.
Speaking to GB News, a style expert revealed four tips to keep in mind when putting together an outfit.
Colours, patterns, fabrics and accessories can all be used to create a flattering ensemble, according to the designer from ANNAFOXY, Annii.
She said these recommendations are suitable for every body type and can be adapted for the look you are trying to achieve.
Dark colours can minimise areas
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The expert commented: "Women's body types vary significantly and dressing to flatter one's specific shape can enhance one's overall appearance."
Colours
She said: "Darker colours tend to minimise areas, while lighter and brighter colours draw attention."
Patterns
She added: "Vertical stripes elongate the body, while horizontal stripes can widen."
Fabrics
"Structured fabrics can help define the shape, while flowy fabrics can create a softer silhouette," she added.
Accessories
Annii added: "Belts can highlight the waist, statement necklaces can draw attention upwards, and scarves can add a focal point."
Whether you want to highlight or hide certain features, you can take note of the designer's advice to create the perfect outfit.
Style can also be used to create a more youthful appearance. A style influencer shared advice for how to look "10 years younger".
Fashion expert Annemarie warned against wearing large, bold prints as they may not be a flattering look for mature women.
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Style can be used to help you look younger GETTY She said: "Often, large prints are associated with our age group and the shops will push those large prints - for some reason they think it appeals to us.
"Do the opposite - do the absolute opposite. Go for the smaller, ditsy prints."
Another style influencer shared a similar sentiment, advising women to get rid of large, floral prints. Instead, pick "small florals" as these "don't tend to look as dated".