Showing posts with label mullet skirt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mullet skirt. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

OOTD: It's my birthday!









A hand-made birthday card by my girlf, how sweet. (':


A e-birthday card by another girlf. (':


Outfit:
Green top; Tampines Mall
Purple mullet skirt; Supre 
Red leatherette clutch
Heels; Asos
Red belt
Rings; Scape, OB

Hype this look at chictopia and lookbook.nu


Hello everybody! I’m back! This is just an outfit I worn during my birthday, which is two weeks ago. If you have followed my blog for awhile, you would know that I went for a little hiatus due to examinations. Hoo boy,the last paper I had was horrible. The questions were so tricky, and there is this particular question that stumps us all, why? Because, it wasn’t mentioned in the notes! Oh man…

Okay, back to the outfit, so, I received this skirt a while back, but didn’t have the chance to wear it because I was hibernating at home with my books as company. When I first saw this skirt at supre, it literally took my breath away, I mean, I’ve this crazy obsession with mullet/asymmetrical skirts (I know they are two different thing) and when I saw that supre have this skirt in a sweet lavender colour, I knew, I JUST HAVE TO GET MY HANDS ON IT. 

I did a little colour blocking here, a little? Okay, not that little, the green top I had on was a Kelly green, which is a bright colour to be honest. I used the colour wheel as reference and did a triadic colour matching which are namely green, purple and red. I used the red (belt) as an accent colour, and chose to use a deep red for my clutch. Since I already had so much going on, I didn’t want to use a bright red for my choice of bag. Then I used silver jewellery to chic it up some, a feather earring to add some whimsical vibe, and ta dah, my outfit is done! So what do you think of my colour blocking attempt here?

Sunday, 4 March 2012

OOTD: Floral candy



What do you wear when you need to meet the other family for the first time?


As demure as possible! Of course, I went without the sunnies, demure me? No way, if it's the usual Shermie, definitely with the sunnies on. And no, it wasn't J's family that I was meeting. It's my brother's girlfriend's family, he is getting married! Chant with me, *new room *new room *new room *new room


New belt, vest, ring, necklace, clutch, skirt that i dug out from somewhere, and I found this bracelet hidden away in one of my bags! Have to wear it, since it magically appeared!


At Sheraton hotel. Had a very unpleasant "food tasting" session. The service? One word, YUCKS. Officially on my no-no list, not gonna hold my own wedding there. But that's just my personal opinion, well, of two families actually, long story!


The classic "I dropped something look".





The vest actually have two ribbons sticking out like the above, i hid it inside the vest. And yes, how can I possibly survive the chilly room without my trusty cardigan?


Up-close of the clutch. (:

Outfit:

Blue spaghetti; cotton on
Skirt
Wedge(old); Bugis
Clutch
Necklace; asos
Bracelet
Ring; Bugis haul, previous post.
Sunnies; h&m

Hype this look at lookbook.nu and chictopia.

Wednesday, 22 February 2012

OOTD: summer breeze


this is my favourite picture!




















my second favourite.
credits to: Anson Chew

Outfit:
Dress;mws
Gold choker
Brown ribbon heels; xquisis

Hype this at lookbook.nu and chictopia.




This is one of my most educating photo-shoot ever. Learnt so much from Anson. If you live in Singapore, and would like to do some photo-shoot, you can mail him at info@ansonchew.com, or go to his website: http://www.ansonchew.com/, I'm not sure of his charges, you would have to discuss the fees with him, a good photographer comes with a price. (:

I love, love, love, asymmetric skirts, long cardigans. But they are always too expensive for me. ): This is one of my asymmetric skirts, well, I only have three at the moment.

I added a gold choker to bring a "pop" to the outfit. Reason for the brown shoes is because, I feel the ribbons at the back makes it ladylike, which helps blend the outfit. Makes it looks, more graceful (for the lack of better word) if you know what I mean. So what do you think?