Mistakes to avoid when dressing for a first date

1. Wearing Something Out Of Your Hamper
Your best bet for a first date outfit probably isn't that pair of jeans that you've been wearing all week. Chances are that they're all stretched out and have maybe even collected a few stains. Instead, wear something fresh.

NOTE: One of the ways to instantly make yourself more attractive and more presentable to other people is your clothing. It’s not so much what label or what trend, but that they fit well, and what state your clothes are in. People look more confident and more put together in clothes that fit them.That seems self-explanatory and obvious, but there are some people who just don’t put any thought into what they wear on first dates.

Stressing Out Too Much.
You don't need to stress yourself too much on picking an outfit for a first date it's what you wear on the next few dates that are more important. How you dress after a first date can tell someone how you feel about them more accurately. For example, if you notice that you start dressing down, that probably means that you're becoming more comfortable with the person.

3. Overly Ambitious Style Choices
I'm not suggesting that you forgo your favorite statement piece, but, when in doubt, less is more.
I try to go pretty neutral, especially if it’s a first date. I’ll wear a black skirt or leather leggings and a white silk blouse. I skew a little nicer just to be safe, but I think black and white is always sexy, and I’ll do a fun lipstick to dress it up.
Leather leggings are pretty pricey, but this faux-leather pair is just as sleek and stylish. As Conrad suggests, they'd look great under a basic blouse

4. Bearing It All
Major snaps for having the body confidence to show off some skin, but on a first date, this can be off-putting. Instead, pick your favorite asset to show off. Maybe you have killer arms? Then wear a strapless maxi dress.
When it comes to being sexy and flashing some flesh, it's important to show one body part: legs, cleavage, shoulder, or back. Anything more and you run the risk of being viewed as trashy or too sexy. What message do you want to portray to your date, seductive sexy or bringing in all the men?
Maxi dress is a perfect example of comfy chic and shows just a hint of skin. If you're feeling up for it, wear this with some bright heels. They'll peek out as you walk. Want to show off your legs instead? Try an above-the-knee skirt with a long-sleeved top.

5. Dressing For The Wrong Type of Date

Wearing your fave little black dress( LBD) may not be the best choice after all:
You may think, First date! I need to look amazing! But if you wear a LBD to a laid-back pub or a movie, you're going to look out of place, which will make you uncomfortable…which will make him uncomfortable. Instead, dress for whatever it is you're doing. Guys have a word for women who can be easy-going and fit in anywhere, and still look good doing it.

6. Looking Unapproachable
If you look uncomfortable, then chances are that your date is going to feel uncomfortable around you, so wear something that puts you at ease.
You want to welcome someone in. You don't want to be in something...constrictive. You look high maintenance and you can't really be approachable for me I personally love paint trouser and a nice top There's something really elegant and kind of sexy about it especially wen I got d figure to bring it out

7. Having Your Hair Slicked Back.
I have come to realise most guys love wen a girl do her natural hair with adding any attachments, and if you are just like me who personal do not like making her always try to keep it nearly and tidy, try to maintain parking ur hair to d back to make you look kept

8. Applying Too Much Makeup
You don't want what you're wearing to detract from what you're saying. An example of this would be wearing so much lipstick that it comes off all over your teeth. Or if your body glitters starts to decorate the dinner table.
Find the balance. Don't over do it, but don't under-do it either. You want to look like you have put in a good effort for your date from top to toe. Remember, (hopefully) he'll spend most of his time looking at your face on your date, so don't let it be distracting in a bad way.

So many guys have stop me and compliment my make up before not because I wear or dress expensively but because I always try to make my make up just simple

9. Adjusting Yourself During The Date
No matter how many hours you spent getting ready, you always run the risk of a wardrobe malfunction. We've all been there. But instead of pulling a boob scoop at the table, excuse yourself to readjust in the restroom.
Rather than panic, remember we are all human. If near a rest room, excuse yourself and do what you can to fix the problem. If it is something that is apparent or likely to cause you embarrassment, usually honesty can be the best policy.

10. Wearing Something That Makes You Feel Like You Have To Suck/fold It In

Why put yourself through the misery of wearing an outfit that you know is too tight when you could be wearing something that you feel good in? Not only will you look better, but you'll also feel more at ease.  "Wearing an outfit that is too tight or uncomfortable never makes good sense." First dates can be uncomfortable enough!

11. Forgetting That There's A Possibility of Running Into Someone That Your Date Knows

It's not likely that you'll be spending time with your date's friends on the first date, but be conscious of the fact that we live in a pretty small world. There's no predicting who you might run into. So I advice u know what u say on a first date.

I hope that these tips make dressing for that first date even a tad less stressful. Remember that, in the end, it's all about wearing what makes you feel good about yourself. With the right attitude, you can pull off anything. The cliche is true: the most important thing is to just be yourself. Good luck!