Catholic Connection

My sister Linda and I have a tendency to show up to events wearing similar, if not the same, outfits. Maybe it’s out sisterly connection. But either way, this time I guess we were both channelling our inner spirituality. 

I am still not entirely sure that I like people, or my sister, wearing a Rosary as a fashion statement. But then who the heck am I to question someone else’s religious or spiritual beliefs. Heck, they are probably a lot more committed than I am at this moment. 

Either way, I thought that it was a cute coincidence that we, once again, had our very own theme for a night out at a pub. 

I choose my ripped jeans to complement the rock style sleeveless shirt. But then I decided to add a feminine touch by pairing the outfit with a girly necklace. I also wore my grandma’s costume bracelet. It’s almost like a vintage version of the Michael Kors belt buckle bracelet.  

I think it’s important to mix and compliment styles. Too much edginess can look out of place. Add a feminine detail and the outfit takes on a different tone. 

My outfit:

Shirt: Winners

Jeans: "Lucy" Dylan George (Winners) 

Necklace: Forever XXI

Shoes: Winners

Colour Me Pastel

I remember the days when large prints and pastel colours were reserved for “older” lady. Well let me tell you that we are back in the driver’s seat ladies and we are rocking these pastels and prints in strong fashion.

I paired a simple pink shape fit t-shirt with a bold and colourful skirt. I love the print as it looks like a broad stroke leopard print.

This look can be dressed down with a cute pair of flats. I decided to amp up the glamour factor with my pink satin pumps as I was attending a bridal shower. I also piled on the gold accessories for a little bling. 

 

T-shirt: Calvin Klein 

Skirt: Calvin Klein 

Shoes: Spring 

Are you on board with the graphic prints and pastels / bright colours?