Style, clothes and care
The Snaza Journal
Outfit ideas, styles worth knowing and the details that make them work: how clothes fit, how to care for them and what to wear when an occasion asks for something new.
Lookbook
Styles worth knowing.

Skater style
Work pants and suede shoes.

Korean fashion
Soft layers, long lines, clean shoes.

Americana
Denim, boots and a worn belt.

Indie sleaze
Flash, leather and late nights.

Quiet luxury
Rich fabric, no logos.

Streetwear
Track jackets and big sneakers.

Balletcore
Wrap knits and satin flats.

Tokyo street style
Loose layers and a tote.

Old money
Oxford cloth and loafers.

Office siren
Pinstripes, glasses, a sharp line.

Korean style for men
A long coat and an easy perm.

Harajuku
Color, clips and platforms.
Browse by wardrobe
Menswear and womenswear.
The cut of the clothes, not who wears them. Everyone is welcome in both.
Outfit ideas
What to wear, and how to wear it.

Styles
Korean fashion: the looks, pieces and outfits to know
What Korean fashion looks like now, from soft minimal knits to Seoul street style, plus hanbok basics, key pieces, hair and outfits you can build from your closet.

Styles
Quiet luxury: what it is and how to wear it for less
What quiet luxury is, where the trend came from, the fabrics, colors and pieces that define it, and quiet luxury outfits for men and women on a real budget.

Styles
Balletcore: the pieces, the history and how to wear it
What balletcore is, where the ballet look in fashion came from, the key pieces, shoes and colors, and balletcore outfits that feel current instead of like a costume.

Styles
Streetwear style: the pieces, proportions and outfits
What streetwear style is, where it came from, the core pieces and proportions, and streetwear outfits for men and women that look grown up, not like a costume.

Styles
Y2K fashion: what defined it and how to wear it
What Y2K fashion is, the early 2000s trends that defined it for women and men, and how to wear Y2K outfits today, from everyday looks to a theme party.

Dress codes
What to wear to a concert
Concerts have no dress code, but hours standing, crowd heat and bag rules do. What to wear to a stadium, club, lawn or symphony concert, for any age.
Most searched
Where most people begin.

Ties and knots
How to tie a tie: the easiest knot for beginners
Learn how to tie a tie with the four in hand, the easiest dependable knot: six steps from your own point of view, then length, dimple and which knot to try next.

Dress codes
Business casual for women: what to wear to work
What business casual means for women at work: trousers, skirts, dresses, knitwear and shoes, with outfit formulas, what to avoid and how to read your office.

Dress codes
Business casual for men: what to wear to work
What business casual means for men at work, with outfit formulas, the right shoes, when jeans are allowed and how to read your own office's version of the code.

Stain removal
How to get ink out of clothes
Remove pen ink from clothes with rubbing alcohol and blotting, rescue dried or washed stains, and know which inks and fabrics need a professional cleaner.

Sizing
How to measure ring size at home
Find your ring size at home with paper, string or a ring you already own, read a ring size chart in millimeters, and allow for knuckles, wide bands and warm hands.

Dress codes
Cocktail attire for women: what to wear
What cocktail attire means for women: dress lengths, fabrics, jumpsuits and tailored sets, shoes and bags, and how the invitation, venue and season change it.
Browse by topic
Find the right guide.
- Ties and knots15Tie your first knot, then choose the right one for the collar, the tie and the occasion. Every knot has its own step by step guide.
- Suits and tailoring16How a suit should fit, which buttons to fasten, how long trousers should be and how to put shirt, tie, belt and shoes together.
- Dress codes and occasions32What business casual, cocktail attire and black tie actually ask of you, and what to wear to weddings, interviews, funerals and graduations.
- Everyday style56Tucks, cuffs, scarves, colors and proportions. Small decisions that make the clothes you already own work better together.
- Styles and aesthetics39Preppy, old money, Y2K, grunge, techwear, gorpcore, Lolita and more. Where each style comes from and how to wear it now with pieces you own.
- Fabrics and patterns24Cashmere, merino, linen, modal, tweed, houndstooth and herringbone. What each fabric and pattern is, how to judge it and how to care for it.
- Sizing and measurements15Measure yourself at home for clothes, bras, rings, hats and shoes, and use the numbers with more confidence when you shop.
- Washing and ironing33Read the care label, wash wool, silk, denim and down properly, and get wrinkles, pilling and odors out without damaging the fabric.
- Stain removal17The first thing to do about ink, blood, grease, wine, deodorant and mold, and how to keep a stain from setting for good.
- Shoes, leather and jewelry13Clean suede and white sneakers, polish and lace leather shoes, care for a leather jacket and keep silver from tarnishing.
- Closet, folding and packing23Organize and edit your closet, fold knitwear and T shirts neatly, build a capsule wardrobe and pack a suitcase around real outfits.
- Dressing for the weather14What to wear from 30 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit, in rain and snow, with layers that still work when the morning and afternoon feel different.
- At the table3Set a table, find your bread plate and glasses, hold cutlery and glassware with ease and feel comfortable at a formal dinner.

Clothing care
Keep your favorites in good condition.
Learn what the label is telling you, how to wash wool, silk and down, and what to do in the first minutes after a spill.
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Washing and ironing
Laundry symbols explained: how to read a care label
What laundry symbols mean, in plain words: the wash tub, triangle, square, iron and circle, plus the dots, bars and crosses that change each instruction.

Dress codes
Wedding guest attire: every dress code decoded
Wedding guest attire explained from black tie to casual, with what men and women can wear for each dress code, plus color, venue and religious considerations.

Closet and packing
How to organize your closet so you can see everything
How to organize your closet by what you wear most: what to hang and fold, zones and shelves, small closet ideas and a simple seasonal rotation.

Weather
What to wear in 50 degree weather
50°F can feel like spring in the sun and like late fall in the wind. How to match the jacket to the day, what to wear under it, and outfits for men and women.

Ties and knots
How to fold a pocket square: four folds worth knowing
How to fold a pocket square four ways: the flat presidential fold, one point, two points and the puff, plus which fabric suits each and what to match it with.

Washing and ironing
How to wash a down jacket without ruining the fill
Wash a down jacket at home with a down specific wash, a front loader, low heat and dryer balls. What to check first, how long drying takes and how to fix clumps.

Suits and tailoring
Suit vs tuxedo: how to tell them apart and which to wear
Suit vs tuxedo explained: the satin lapels, trouser stripe and bow tie that set a tuxedo apart, and which one a wedding, prom or black tie invitation asks for.

Sizing
How to measure bra size at home
Measure your band and bust with a soft tape, turn the numbers into a starting bra size, then use fit checks and sister sizes to find the one that really fits.

