When putting on a belt, the direction in which the belt goes depends on how it is designed. For most women’s belts, the general rule is:
1. Buckle Placement: The buckle is typically worn on the left side of the body. The end of the belt that has the prong (the metal part) goes through the belt loops or hole on the right side (when you are facing forward), while the opposite end, which usually has the holes, will hang to the left side.
2. Threading: When threading the belt through loops, start from the left side and move toward the right, ensuring the buckle is on the front, with the prong facing outward and away from your body.
This is the most common approach for most conventional designs, though some fashion styles might differ.
