Blogger Inspiration: Kendi of Kendi Everyday
How to Dress like Kendi
Because of her unrivaled ability to remix, dressing like Kendi is simple and affordable. Here’s how to get her cute, work-appropriate style.
1. Invest in classic pieces.
Kendi’s look is made up of great signature pieces, such as tailored blazers, shift dresses, skinny jeans and heels. These are pieces that will always be in style and are worth investing a little more money in. Take a cue from Kendi and save money by ignoring flash-in-the-pan trends, and finding some well-fitted classic pieces that will stand the test of time.
2. Mix brights and neutrals.
Kendi likes to have fun with bright colors, but she always balances them with neutral pieces and accessories. This is a great way to have fun with brights without looking like a box of crayons.
3. Play with complementary or clashing colors.
I love the way Kendi spices up her look with unexpected color combos, such as a bright shoe that complements, but doesn’t match any other colors in the outfit, or by mixing two clashing colors in one ensemble. This fearless attitude makes her style really stand out. When you choose your outfit in the morning, why not select a completely different shoe color, or purse color from what you would normally choose? You might surprise yourself with the fabulous combos you create.
4. Fabulous heels.
Kendi is a real shoe girl, and her passion for heels means that all her outfits, even those involving simple jeans or capris, look instantly work or night-out appropriate. It can take some time to get used to wearing heels, especially if you don’t wear them often, so chose one or two days a week to wear heels and build up to wearing them more often if you want to be able to wear them more regularly.
5. Find your go-to outfit.
When I think of Kendi, I instantly picture her wearing a pretty dress and a blazer with a great pair of heels. Blazers are definitely her signature, and she incorporates them in her outfits in different ways. Finding a go-to outfit doesn’t mean wearing the same thing all the time, but gives you a base to build on in finding your signature style.