What I Wore: Fedora Hat, borrowed from Mr. A | Pink Kimono,
bought Online | White Sleeveless Top, a boutique at NCCC Mall | Green Shorts, bought Online |
Green Jelly shoes, Celine | Shades, Sunnies Studios (formerly Sunnies by
Charlie) | Bracelet, from Boracay
I have lived in a tropical country all my life. Most of the
clothes on my rack are utterly dedicated for the summer season. I do have
sweaters here and there which I only get to use during nights or the rarest of
cold days. Let’s save that for another blog post, shall we? For now, let’s talk
about this particular outfit that I’m wearing.
Kimonos, as I have mentioned in my previous posts, are just
perfect to cover the areas one doesn’t want to expose. On top of that, the
thing I also like about kimonos is that it still shows the sexy side of the
person wearing it even if it is technically a cover up. Pair any kimono with
cropped tops or swimsuits and it doesn’t take away the sexiness of those types
of clothing. The shape of the body is still very visible without the need to
show too much skin.
I chose to wear pink and green together because both colors
are loud, aside from the illusion that they surprisingly go well when paired
with each other. For this outfit, they were the ones that popped out and gave
life to an old white top (which I have had since college)
I was supposed to wear flipflops but I ended up wearing my
green Celine flats instead because it’s really comfy to wear and the floral
prints on the shoes are perfect for the season.
This pair of sunnies are heaven sent! I first bought for the
sole purpose of bringing this to Thailand during my trip in 2014. But it’s
still alive up to this day. Quality wise, I have nothing but good words from
Sunnies Studios (Formerly Sunnies by Charlie). Although there was a time that I
ordered a pair of sunnies from them that was a bit off, they refunded my money
afterwards. More of that on a separate blog post.
The bracelet is made of carved shells that I scored during
my second trip to Boracay last year. That definitely spells SUMMER right there.
I bought this from one of the stalls at D’Talipapa and the attendant in that
particular booth was actually from Davao City. Hey kababayan!
This type of outfit can be worn at any day hot day in the Philippines.
It’s really comfy! I love this combo.
How about you?
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Thanks for sharing such beautiful summer fashion with us, girlie, and I hope you're having a great week so far!
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