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For this too colorful top, I match it with black jeans and black bag to show this clothe and trying to match not too much stuff on that; otherwise I will be a Christmas tree on this outfit. Also I wear a gold frame sunglass and white clunky sneaker for looking like more vintage style. Oh right, my hair is curly hair that will look more like in 70th. I think lol.For match this blazer, I using the same checked skirts.
You may wonder why we always hear about French girl style, and not Spanish style, or some other country’s style. Well, the answer to this question lies in France’s rich history of fashion culture.
What do you think about ” French Style ” ?
Coco Chanel was a visionary. After all, she gave us the iconic little black dress and popularized the ‘less is more’ style mantra. However, spinning a somber color into an elegant high-street ensemble or a casual chic outfit requires effort.
I believe there are a black coat in every girl’s wardrobe. A long black coat I can wear with pretty much everything. In my opinion of black coat is stay with classic without flashy details. A black coat is a forever piece so be picky and invest in a good quality cashmere or wool.
This outfit I love it so much! Especially this blazer is not only checked print, also have tassel design on the back that tell us details are more important.
At face value, you’d be forgiven for regarding the grey coat humble, but don’t be fooled-—it’s actually one of the most versatile, and expensive-looking, options out there. They can fall into boring territory with the wrong combination, so what makes a good grey coat outfit? Allow me to demonstrate for you.
Whether you want to wear a chunky sweater with a silky skirt or dress, or tuck a ribbed knit into your favorite vintage-inspired jeans, just remember it’s not as hard as you think.
Although I wore the all black outfit again, I made a great detail on this one. As you can see, not only the pearl belt is the best point, but also the pearl earrings.
When it comes to fashion, minimalism has been the go-to look for some time now, to be honest, I am also a fan of minimalism, but there’s currently a change in the air. Perhaps feeling a little bored with all those simplistic styles recently, which designers and style stars alike have brought forward a new wave of maximal fashion that appears straight from the ’80s.
Fashion in the period 1600–1650 in Western European clothing is characterized by the disappearance of the ruff in favour of broad lace or linen collars. On my this outfit, you may see the pattern of royal style, which I think this is very special on this minimalism generation and the collars are also the style of 1600-1650.