Red Round

Because my creativity level is already measuring up to critical at this moment, I can't think of a better title than a jazzed up song title of the song I'm LSS-ing about right now.

To those hearts that are still on cloud nine and feel like wearing more red but less in a whole outfit, here's to you.

If you think I'm just pertaining to wearing red accessories on dull coloured clothes, well it's not entirely like that. I pulled out this plain white shirt from my closet and paired it with these elephant pants in black. IDK why, but i just found it somehow formal and dinner-date-on-any-occasion appropriate colour combo. 

If you think my next tip will be to wear those oh, so loud coloured accessories, I'm not there yet but I'll get to it.

Surprise! Surprise! Try picking pieces that are tame at the front and party at the back. Now if you're brave enough, you can skip the part of choosing a popping colour for the bandeau. But since I'm not that type, I chose to wear red to match the theme of the day. Now go and accessorize!

DIY top, NCCC Dept. Store bandeau, no brand pants, Shoes Unlimited flats, DIY Necklace

Hope you liked it ! :)

xoxo,

Lira Princess

Back Lit Somehow

 

The Chinese New Year vibes aren't getting any weaker in my system. I almost went out on the colour red, which was believed to be a lucky colour, today. I'm lucky I caught myself right on time.
I've stopped believing in luck recently, since I've been holding on to the belief that everything happens for a reason. I'm not asking you to stop believing in luck like I did. This is just my opinion and I'm not going to tamper on yours.

So why wear a lot of red during the Chinese New Year festivities when I don't believe in luck? 

To help out those people in their 'how to wear a lot of red and other colours close to it' dilemmas.

For once, I picked out my bottoms first just because I feel like wearing this pair. Then I took out a pinkish orange top with navy blue details to pair the bottoms with so I wouldn't be too red. I chose to compliment the outfit with colours that matched my blouse's accent.

These are actually basic, playing safe and even 'plain common sense' tips to others but a lot of people have made the common mistake.

Top from a Korean shop, BNY pants, Keds shoes, Spiked bracelets from a local boutique

Hope you liked it! :)

xoxo,

Lira Princess