Boots are made for walking

Tangerine cardigan, floral skirt- thrifted  I  Combat boots- Ross  I  Nude pink tank- XXI  I  Multi-chain cross necklace- Icing  
Rings -XXI, Lotus Mendes, OASAP, Ebay  I  "OOLONG black" cateye sunglasses c/o Giant Vintage






Cat eye sunnies from Giantvintage.com

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Jewel toned

Forest green blazer -Thrifted  I  Berry Pink Button up - Banana Republic  I  Scarf - Thrifted
Alaska Brown Booties - Bettyshoe.com  I  Dark wash skinnes - Ross  I  Speedy Hangbag - Bettyshoe.com
Vintage leather belt - Thrifted  I  Round frames - 80's Purple





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Around the dot

Polka dot shirt -Thrifted  I  Orange trousers -Thrifted  I  Red pumps -AMI Clubwear  I  Yellow satchel -Bettyshoe

Round frames -Sunglass Warehouse  I  Vintage necklace -EBV  I  Rings -F21, 50's, LA  I  Belt -Thrifted

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FASHION FOCUS: POLKA DOTS

This spring, it's all the polka dots, and the bigger the better. It's all about making a statement in a  semi-subtle way. Prints are a good way to make a boring outfit pop a little more. Also, if you're not daring enough to layer prints over prints, you can also pair them with either a loud solid color or a muted neutral substitute. In this outfit, I paired my polka dot button up with a bright orange high waist trousers, red pumps and a bright yellow satchel. Regardless whether the colors are complimentary or not, these colors will still go together because color blocking is a huge thing this spring. 

I say, don't be afraid on trying new styles or things that you originally won't even bother trying because fashion is all about breaking and bending rules and making things your own. Regardless whether you dress up to make a statement or not, I think fashion is something that shouldn't be taken seriously. Fashion is about having fun and realizing the endless possibilities to express your own individuality. 

Photography by: Dianne Sison

Pinking of you

Sweater -Thrifted  I  Button up shirt -F21  I  Skinny jeans -Ross  I Boots -Ross  I
Necklace -LYLIF  I  Belt  -Thrifted  I  Half-tint sunglasses -Sunglasswarehouse.com

As we all know, spring is coming up very quickly, hence the beautiful flowers blooming. In this outfit, I wore a shocking hot pink v-neck knit sweater paired with a pale blue button up shirt to have some kind of contrast. I also wore my LYLIF piercing points necklace along with a vintage leather belt adorned with a gold buckle.

I also made sure that I folded the cuff of my shirt onto my sweater to add a little contrast of color in my wardrobe. I then finished off the look with some dark wash skinny jeans, some brown laced up combat boots and my new half-tint round frames that were Chanel-inspired.

In this photo, you can see not only beautiful flowers but a nice combination of bold spring colors because although we think that spring is just all about the pastels and pale hues, it really isn’t. This spring of 2012, we will definitely see a lot of bold, bright and neon colors whether it would be on the runways or on the streets.

I say, whether you love color or not, this spring, you should definitely try to opt your pastels with something brighter and bolder.

Half-tint sunglasses (Chanel - inspired)



PHOTOGRAPHED BY DIANNE SISON

Piercing Points

Faux suede blazer from Superior Thrift  I  Sheer top from Superior Thrift  I  Cheetah print body con skirt from ICIFashion
Skinny waist belt from Superior Thrift  I  Piercing Points Statement Necklace from LYLIF  I Tights from Target
Peep toe booties from GoJane


FASHION FOCUS: POINTED STATEMENT NECKLACE
There's nothing understated about this piece right here as it definitely does speak for itself. I love the color combination of this necklace although it does come in black/gold as well as orange/ gold. With this piece, I decided to pair it with a nice sheer button up collared top to make it stand out more. The less pattern and texture you have, the better that way it doesn't clash with one another and you can show off this gorgeous necklace a bit more. With a muted top, I decided to go for a bold print skirt to break up all the solids & black. Now, in this entire outfit, I was able to make not only my necklace stand out but also my obvious bold print body con skirt. Lastly, I threw on a forest green vintage faux suede blazer to add more texture to the entire outfit. Overall, this Piercing Points Statement Necklace is a win for me. Not only is it made with good quality materials, it is also definitely budget friendly, especially for people like me who want multipurpose pieces that can be chic and eclectic at the same time. 

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FACE OF THE DAY

Sheer Envy

Stripe blazer from Kfashionhouse  I  Sheer black top from Superior Thrift  I  Royal blue skirt from Superior Thrift
Faux fur satchel from from TJMaxx  I  Jeffrey Campbell Spiked Litas from Envishoes.com  I  Black tights from Kushyfoot  
  Skinny waist belt from Forever 21  I Necklace from Mode-5  I  Sunglasses from 80's Purple