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Outfit of the Day

I can't believe it's almost the mid of December and I'm still wearing summery clothes! I miss the winter and the cozy knits and the knee-high boots!

Anyhow, I chose to wear my Dion Lee's stretch-denim skirt today (buy it here), which mimics the look of a shirt tied around your hips. I kept the look simple and uncomplicated withe Peter Pilotto's white shirt. I love the fact that it has the illusion of a cape at the back. You can find similar one on sale here. I paired the look with a pair of Céline's cool skater shoes with a fringe-like detail, and my Paula Cademartori's "Faye" handbag which I bought from FarFetch. I think it's one of my best investments for the season. The bag offers a good balance between shape and function, a lot of compartments to safely keep your stuff, and the artistic details on the bag are just amazing! I prefer this size over the Petite Faye and the Sylvie. You can find all the styles (some on sale already) here. And last but not least, decorated my bag with a Tchi Tchi Doll bag charm, which I posted about on my instagram a few months ago. It's a Beirut-based brand and I made my order through their whatsapp. 


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Anonymous said…
stunning look! Your outfits are always so unique,creative and fabolous!
cheers
25 December, 2014
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