Winter Favourites

Although winter is not entirely over, and it's still below zero in many places in the world. I'm luckily enough to finally buy tulips and transition out of winter. Here are some of my favourites for this past few months.

This season was all about the long structureless coats. I have a few from the season and I literally wore them everyday. They were my go-to pieces as they were not only warm, but they were also super stylish without even trying (who doesn't like to put in little effort, but get great results right?!). I really loved greys and beiges this season because they were different form black on black on black.

I was also obsessed with maroons and cranberries for the season. Theres someone about that colour that I love; probably the fact that you could wear it like a neutral colour. It's not bold like jewel tones, but not boring like you typical black and whites.

This was a season of black hats, sweater dresses, high necks, and booties. I've been obsessed with the  contemporary and modern look recently. As I get older, I'm more drawn to simpler pieces. Shapeless pieces are also much comfortable!

White Chocolate Mochas, penguin socks (cutesy christmas socks) and warm faux fur throws were a stable this season.

For beauty products: When I had the time to do my nails my go-to colour was either Red or a cranberry shade. I also discovered the Korres primer and can need live with out it. Unfortunalty, it is not at Sephora's in Canada, but possibly in a selection of Shopper Drug Marts!

Thanks for reading!

Sincerely,

How To Wear Monochromatic

Hello everyone! Today we are going to talk all about the trend monochromatic. I am obsessed with this trend and for many reasons. 

One reason why I love is trend so much is because anyone can pull it off. Using a neutral pallet, this modern look is easily pulled off using staples already in your closet. 

For starters, black is a staple for many and an all black look does not look dull, pairing the correct structures and textures together makes this contemporary outfit look effortless and very sophisticated. This is easily done with a pair of black booties, black skinny jeans and a black t-shirt. Top it off with a black jacket of choice and you'll look super chic (and it will look like you put more effort into your outfit than you actually did).

If your feeling a little more risky try using a white or a nude pallet. It's risky enough to look different, but not too eye catching. Whoever said that you can't wear white pants after Labor Day has really got it all wrong. White pants pair very nicely with winter coats, but maybe white should not be worn on rainy days. Pairing camel colours has been very popular lately and is very classy when paired right.

If you are feeling bold and you want to stand out, I'd personally would go for a pant-suit in a jewled-tone colour. A royal blue blazer and royal blue pants paired with a white bow-tie blouse are sure to turn heads.

Thanks for stopping by! What which way would you wear it? I'd love to know!

Sincerely,