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. 

XO 

Jyoti

THE SERPENT GODDESS

SKIRT: RIVER ISLAND | TANK: MENDOCINO | SHOES: GIUSEPPE ZANOTTI | SUNGLASSES: VERSACE | RINGS: RIVER ISLAND

Olive has recently become my favourite color. It's so neutral but also stands out at the same time. I have this skirt in almost every color possible (seriously) & all of them just fit so well and work for mid-day & night. I got this circular hole tank from Mendocino years ago and it made it's way into my "home clothes", A.K.A. loose tops and sweats and mismatching socks, but with a knot, it can definitely make a comeback. 

These Giuseppe Zanotti shoes are stunners and almost always glam up any outfit. I found this knuckle ring last month and it's the same texture as the snakes on the shoes. The whole look was topped off with the Versace sunglasses & a truly fitting 'Medusa - the serpent goddess'. Stun people with this look, make them stop dead in their tracks & turn to stone.

XO 

Jyoti