Floral fever

Floral shirt, Thrifted • Floral dress, Pink Manila • Pumps, Elegance by SM • Bracelets, Forever 21/Extremefinds/Anagon collection

It's all about clashing combinations. Seems like one floral is not enough these days.

Connect the dots

Buttondown shirt and Skirt, Thrifted • Chloe Sevigny x Opening Ceremony, Rome • YSL-inspired ring, Extremefinds

Wore print on print polka dots at the Chocolate Clothing valentines hook up event earlier this afternoon. Will share everything about the event on a separate post, for the meantime I leave you now with an outfit post. Thank you Keigh for taking these photos! 

Clash city rocker

Blazer/Pants, Thrifted • Miu-Miu inspired buttondown shirt, Shop Incez Axe • Pumps, Elegance by SM

Well, it's definitely the season of heavy dose of clashing prints&patterns and I'm very much obsessed with this trend. When it comes to pairing patterns, pretty much anything goes! The simple trick is to keep color palettes complementary- that is, with similar color scheme and avoid mixing too many prints at once. And since this is a bold look, keep accessories minimal. Layering prints is indeed a good way to be more daring on your style.

Walk out in the flowers

Top, Thrifted • Skirt, from Singapore • Peep-toe heels, Parisian by SM • Bracelets, Extremefinds/H&M/Forever21 • Cluth, SM

At this time of the year, floral prints start to bloom on the fashion scene. It seems that whenever the weather is warmer it begins to emerge and the need to lighten up our style comes along with it. Floral prints are indeed the best wear to bring sunshine into the wardrobe. One of the hottest things we’re seeing right now on runways, magazine covers and street style is the print-on-print trend- fusion of same print but on different scale or color. This trend definitely delivers a clashing and eye-catching statement. The key to achieve this floral-on-floral look is by simply choosing easy-to-mix separates. Your florals can look best if you match them properly, it's better to combine the print on different scale and color so that they will both complement each other. Both pieces are interesting on their own, but together, they make a strong statement. So don't just wear one print, wear two... or more! fearlessly embrace the trend!