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

DOUBLE D

TOP: DENIM CO. | SHORTS: ZARA | SHOES: CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN | BAG: CHANEL | SUNGLASSES: CHRISTIAN DIOR

Double denim is a recurring trend. Out here, we refer to denim on denim as "the Canadian tuxedo".
Don't be afraid to combine different hues of denim together. It gives off an effortless look. Pairing a long sleeved shirt, frayed cut offs, pointed toe stilettos & sleek hair creates a street chic style. 

Nudes or blush tones & denim go great together. My beige trench coat is a classic piece in my closet. Something about it's timeless appeal and everlasting cut makes it a stylish outerwear 'must-have' to transition any look from summer to fall. A trench coat and cut offs elongate the legs so they're perfect for creating length & height. 

XO 

Jyoti