How to keep the style with a cast

When you have a broken leg or foot, it can definitely be difficult to get dressed, let alone trying to put on clothes that look good. But just because you have to wear a cast for the next few weeks doesn’t mean your personal style has to go away. Looking good in a cast doesn’t have to be difficult, it just takes a little planning and preparation. Here are some ideas that can help you stay stylish and fabulous throughout your recovery.

• wear dresses: Women are often tempted to use the six weeks or so that their leg will be in a cast to walk around in sweatpants all the time. But just because you have a broken leg doesn’t mean you have to walk around like a homeless person. In fact, wearing a dress can be much more comfortable for you. Wear dresses that are easy to take on and off, like a cute shirt dress that buttons all the way down or a flowy sundress. Since you probably can’t walk much, order some wholesale dresses online and have them delivered right to your doorstep.
• Complement: Accessories are a fun and easy way to add a little flair to your outfit without having to do much else. Put on a fancy belt around your shirt dress, wear a lovely ankle bracelet (on the other foot), put on beaded necklaces, put your hair in a braid and tie with a bow, stock up on hair accessories like headbands, head, feathers and assorted clips. . These are just a few examples of how you can customize, but feel free to get creative. Even if you’re just sitting at home, throwing on just one or two colorful accessories can make you feel better if you’re feeling under the weather or feel like you’re starting to get a cabin fever. Ask a friend to pick up some fun accessories for you if you don’t feel like shopping, or buy them online.
• Get a pedicure: With your foot in a cast, you will definitely draw attention to your feet and toes, so make sure they look good! A woman should never wear open-toed shoes without polished toes, and this includes those wearing casts. Even if she can’t get a full pedicure on her foot with the cast, she can still paint it just fine. If she normally has plain colors on her toes, have fun during this time when her toes are always visible. Get fun colors, patterns, and rhinestones, or paint each toe a different color. You are allowed to be pampered a bit during this time, so ask your mother or a friend to paint your toes for you.