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Outfit of the Day

Excuse my lack of posts but the past several weeks have been, and still are, crazy busy. I hope that I'll be back on track soon. This post is way overdue, I promised you in a previous post here that I'll be sharing with you my Maison Martin Margiela for H&M purchases. I think I bought around five or six pieces from the collection, I wonder if there are any left in stores now since they're already marked 50% off. 

In today's Outfit of the day, I wore this very cozy and comfy re-edition of Maison Martin Margiela oversized turtleneck from the brand's A/W 2000/2001 collection. And I chose to keep the look very minimal by pairing it with my skinny J Brand jeans, Givenchy shark tooth necklace, and my favorite purchase from the Maison Martin Margiela for H&M collaboration, the plexi wedge leather knee-high boots, a re-edition of their S/S 2007 boots. I had to tuck in the oversized turtleneck on one side to reduce the bulkiness and give some sort of definition to my silhouette.

More from Maison Martin Margiela for H&M outfits will be shared soon... hopefully.


Comments

Goji Boutique said…
Love the look <3
NewQ8 Bride said…
mashalah stunning
Anonymous said…
Love! x
Confashion said…
Goji Boutique, NewQ8bride, Anonymous, Panacheous.com
Thank you so much xoxo
Ansam said…
I have the same turtle neck, but I still did not wear it yet! How comfy are those boots?
Confashion said…
Ansam
Very comfortable as long as you're not going to walk in them for more than an hour :P

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