Big Bold Bright

  Pants: Zara // Top: RW&CO // Shoes: Aldo // Bracelet: Swarovski // Sunnies: Celine

Humidity has been extremely high. Not only is that a tragic situation for the mane on my head, but also has made office dressing difficult (your clothes sticking to you as you walk between sites outside is no bueno). Wide legged pants have been a saviour in these situations! The looseness is as breezy as a maxi dress but still feel put together. 

Don't be afraid to stand out in a bold pair like these.

Lighten Up, Brighten Up

Colour me up by n-daj 

Let's start this by listing out statements that NO ONE SAYS EVER:

• Wow, that brown pant suit makes you look powerful, yet sassy.
• Those khaki shorts are making me wish I was a pocket.
• Is that a beige button up shirt?? So fun!! 

And if you know someone that has uttered those words, don't trust them..they are probably the type of people that wear workout sneakers out and about and ain't nobody got time for that.

So friends, lighten up, brighten up, and add some colour while you're young!

Colour Blocking for the Timid

Depending on your occupation, it can sometimes be hard to bring your favourite trends into the office. Thank god ass-less chaps aren't trending right now, that might be a tough one to try to find a happy medium for. 

Colour blocking is a great one! It's not risque (unless you're colour blocking a bra top and a pencil skirt - come on ladies) AND it can be done in several intensities. For example, if you feel like a full on colour blocked outfit in bright hues is a bit much, then I present to you 'Colour Blocking 101 - For the timid'. 

Start with a solid coloured top and keep the rest of the outfit in a neutral shade. You can never go wrong with black in my case! Then add another bold colour on your footsies! This way, you're still partaking in the trend, yet you're a little more subtle about it.

Sweater - Joe Fresh

Skirt - Smart Set

Tights - Primark

Shoes - Aldo

Ring - Aldo

Necklace - Splurge Boutique

How bold are you with your colour blocks?