Какой стиль одежды вы носите чаще: кэжуал

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Какой стиль одежды вы носите чаще: кэжуал, деловой или спортивный?

Каждый из них имеет своё настроение и возможности для экспериментов.

•Деловой: строгие линии, утончённость и уверенность — идеально для рабочих встреч.
•Кэжуал: комфортный баланс между повседневностью и стилем, когда хочется выглядеть свободно, но опрятно.
•Спортивный: максимальный комфорт для активных дней и динамичного ритма жизни.

А что выбираете вы? Пишите в комментариях

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