DIRTY MARTINI

COAT: VINTAGE | BODYSUIT: BOSSA STORE | PANTS: PRIMARK | PUMPS: LOUBOUTIN | BAG: CHANEL | SUNGLASSES: DIOR 

This look is a delicious concoction, like a dirty martini, topped with an olive or two. What is it about green & beige that is so complimenting together? This olive inspired shade gives any look a utilitarian touch rooted from it's military history. 

I paired Bossa Store's 'Petra' bodysuit with trousers I found at Primark for a steal with a classic beige trench coat that is so versatile & a classic piece in my wardrobe, one which every woman should have. 

The interpretation of muted greens in fall collections in the fashion industry have a herb like appeal with greens ranging from sage to basil. Any time there is green on a plate, you need a pop of red to compliment it so I chose to do a bright red lip. Greens are definitely around to be a lasting iconic trend. 

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Jyoti

COMMANDER IN CHIC

BOMBER: LOLOSKLOSET | BODYSUIT: PRADEGAL | JOGGERS: ZARA | BAG: CELINE | SHOES: GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI

Suede is such a luxurious rich fabric that is soft & delicate. Like leather, suede has become a seasonless staple that is definitely worth investing in. 

Bomber jackets are having a bit of a fashion moment. Army green, suede & a bomber. I think I hit the trend trifecta. The slouched material of a comber can be a bit masculine so try to add a feminine & fitted touch. I wore it with leather joggers to give me that effortless sport luxe look. Bombers are lightweight & relaxed, mr cross string top underneath shows a hint of my feminine curves. I will definitely be wearing bombers all fall long. 

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Jyoti

BOOT CAMP

DRESS: NO LONGER AVAILABLE | BOOTS: CARTE BLANCHE | BAG: CHANEL | SUNGLASSES: CHANEL 

Olive is the new neutral in fall trends. It's showing up on every runway with military & utilitarian accents.

Army green is an interesting tone & goes well with nudes. I paired my caged nude thigh high boots with a simple dress. The soft rouching and asymmetrical cut adds detail without making too much of a statement and distracting from the eye-catching boots. I often argue with my sister about the shade of this calfskin Chanel bag. I say it's brown, she calls it green. I don't know who is color blind! :P

But it almost looks like a brownish-green. I have a feeling this olive inspired shade is here to stay.

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Jyoti