I don't think any closet remix challenge of mine will be complete without bright colors and of course, color blocking. It is of course, summer! And what better way to celebrate bright, happy days than with vivid colors and bright color blocking combinations. I have been wearing this trend since last year and I thought it will be passe now but surprisingly, it's still one of the fashion trends for Spring 2012. Well, I myself don't really care whether it's still on trend or not because for me, it's one of the best remixing techniques ever---any mix of a number of bright, solid pieces can result in an infinite number of outfit combinations. And color blocking can be worn not just for bright hues but also for pastels, neutrals, and monochromes. So for sure, I'm going to be color blocking until I run out of outfit combinations---which means, I will be color blocking until I'm old and gray. Let's just say I'm incorporating it in my signature style!
And for this week, I also want to share this peplum skirt which I bought for a song in The Landmark Department Store years ago, and I was happily surprised to find that this trend is also back this year. And of course, the timelessness of this little black dress from Vestito is the reason why I cannot resist adding another black dress to my closet---especially if it has an unexpected shape, it's made of jersey (which means it doesn't wrinkle) AND what a bonus if jersey comes in such a forgiving, drapey shape as this one. So hooray to classics and "trends" that never really go out of style. Cheers! :)
And for this week, I also want to share this peplum skirt which I bought for a song in The Landmark Department Store years ago, and I was happily surprised to find that this trend is also back this year. And of course, the timelessness of this little black dress from Vestito is the reason why I cannot resist adding another black dress to my closet---especially if it has an unexpected shape, it's made of jersey (which means it doesn't wrinkle) AND what a bonus if jersey comes in such a forgiving, drapey shape as this one. So hooray to classics and "trends" that never really go out of style. Cheers! :)
#7. Another pink, black, and white combination
The Ramp white wraparound top
Fuchsia pink pencil skirt from The Landmark
SM black belt
Gifted pointed pumps
Bayo bag
#8. Purple, Yellow, and Red
Forever 21 asymmetrical top
Yellow cardigan from bazaar
Vintage red belt
White pencil skirt from bazaar
Gifted pointed pumps
Yellow cardigan from bazaar
Vintage red belt
White pencil skirt from bazaar
Gifted pointed pumps
Louis Vuitton Speedy 30
Ring and necklace from bazaar
Ring and necklace from bazaar
#9. Something Neutral
White long sleeved top with Peter Pan collar from bazaar
Apartment 8 peplum skirt
Gifted pointed pumps
Apartment 8 peplum skirt
Gifted pointed pumps
SM brown belt
Random sunglasses
Charles and Keith camel bag
Color block pleated skirt from bazaar
Charles and Keith black wedge pumps
SM black belt
Charles and Keith camel belt
Wire cuff from bazaar
Bayo bag
Random sunglasses
Charles and Keith camel bag
#10. Watermelon
Black sheer sleeveless top from bazaarColor block pleated skirt from bazaar
Charles and Keith black wedge pumps
SM black belt
Charles and Keith camel belt
Wire cuff from bazaar
#11. The Little Black Dress
Vestito jersey dress Bayo bag
Necklace from bazaar
Celine red peep toe heels
#12. Cobalt Blue
Tomato cobalt blue top
White pencil skirt from bazaar
Gifted pointed pumps
Bayo bag
SM coral necklace
Random black belt
Tomato cobalt blue top
White pencil skirt from bazaar
Gifted pointed pumps
Bayo bag
SM coral necklace
Random black belt
I love, love, love your color blocking!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jill :)
DeleteLove the Tomato cobalt blue top! Is it still available in stores? =)
ReplyDeleteI got this on their Christmas holiday sale and when I realized that i really like the versatility and the fit and wanted to add to the 3 colors that I already bough,I couldn't find it anymore in other Tomato stores :( Sayang, and it's so cheap too, P250 lang :(
ReplyDeleteI can see myself wearing the black jersey dress. I love wearing black dresses because they allow so much freedom for movement and makes dressing up a no-brainer.
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