POST #061
THE WEEK OF ETHNIC STYLE: TUESDAY
KITTEN, GRAFFITI AND BURGUNDY
My Daily Lookbook #017[ Image #01 ] | ETHNIC STYLE
My Daily Lookbook #017[ Image #02 ] | ETHNIC STYLE
My Daily Lookbook #017[ Image #03 ] | ETHNIC STYLE
CREDIT: Photographed by Velizar Iordanov. Photo Editing by UnoCosa @ DS Art Studio.
... Last week, I was planning to do a whole week of Ethnic styles. But, the end of week became a bit chaotic and I could not finish uploading all the looks. So, I am going to continue the ethnic mode this week. Today's photographs were taken in the early summer this year. This is definitely one of rare chances for you to see me with something that have actual animal-graphics on. It just happened to fit in the current trend of horse, apes, sharks ... thanks for mr. kane!!!
... I bought the dress in a local craft store in my hometown. It has really intricate details, such as little shirred shoulder straps, small pleated trim that ran through left side front seam, asymmetric structure and the little tassel placed at the end of the pleated trim. The best part was the silhouette, created by having a very sluggishly-fitted top, contrasting the slightly lantern-shaped skirt!! Whoever made this really poured into a lot of works and thoughts to perfect its design... The sandal was also one of my fave, C.Y.D. by Cydney Mandel. Unfortunately shortly afterward, the front strap broken and I still could not manage to find a pair to replace it. I did found the brand online - but not exact shades I wanted. So, probably, the search will continue once the weather gets warmer!!! As for the turban, it was made of a printed scarf with similar earthy palette in a mixture of burgundy, teal green, ocean blue and some dark chocolate brown. I don't know if you can tell from the photo. The way I wrap the scarf was different from the previous look. Part of scarf was twisted while wrapped around my head. It was very similar like to have a braid going over the front portion of the head. I like different ways to wear head wrap, mostly treating it like the actual hair by making braid and bun out of scarf.
XOXO ~
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... I bought the dress in a local craft store in my hometown. It has really intricate details, such as little shirred shoulder straps, small pleated trim that ran through left side front seam, asymmetric structure and the little tassel placed at the end of the pleated trim. The best part was the silhouette, created by having a very sluggishly-fitted top, contrasting the slightly lantern-shaped skirt!! Whoever made this really poured into a lot of works and thoughts to perfect its design... The sandal was also one of my fave, C.Y.D. by Cydney Mandel. Unfortunately shortly afterward, the front strap broken and I still could not manage to find a pair to replace it. I did found the brand online - but not exact shades I wanted. So, probably, the search will continue once the weather gets warmer!!! As for the turban, it was made of a printed scarf with similar earthy palette in a mixture of burgundy, teal green, ocean blue and some dark chocolate brown. I don't know if you can tell from the photo. The way I wrap the scarf was different from the previous look. Part of scarf was twisted while wrapped around my head. It was very similar like to have a braid going over the front portion of the head. I like different ways to wear head wrap, mostly treating it like the actual hair by making braid and bun out of scarf.
XOXO ~
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37 comments:
I love this series, the clothes are beautiful!! I hope you are able to fix the strap, I hate when that happens. The fit of the dress is gorgeous, what a wonderful style!
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lovely! i need to wear more red.
You look absolutely stunning! You're right, the best part is the silhouette.
What a fresh blast of color! I am in love with the dress and the way you wrap your hair. By the way, Velizar takes some incredible photos. The first and last are simply breathtaking! No joke.
Oh my goodness. I love this.
Absolutely beautiful!! You look amazing. It really is such an inspiration over here :)
wow amazing photos!
Love that dress. It is very cute.
Love your dress... I want one too.
Thanks for your words. I like much the ethnic style. Incredible photos, very beautiful. Kisses
I love these shots, especially the second, you look amazing with this ethnic look, and the wall is so amazing!!!!
xoxo
love the scarf around ur head and the ethnic dress too ! this is what i call a style scrapbook !
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i love the way you styled the scarf (i believe it`s a scarf)
the dress is truely on of the kind, really interesting.
Beautiful friction between the dress and the rough background. I love your blog so much I have added it on my blog list. Naturally I’d be absolutely delighted if Psynopsis could end up on your list, too. (If you like my blog.) Sabine x
I love to see you using stronger colors. It is very nice on you.
Kisses
cool ethnic style!! it's almost like a tribute to your pictures in tibet, which were really cool by the way!
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woww these photos are gorgeous!
lovely blog!
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Your welcome.
Now answer me, what's your name? Where in New York do you live?
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Oh, I almost missed the kitten! Love the colors, beautiful!
Will get back to you with that Finland issue on weekend.
Hugs!
your dress is amazing, I love it
xoxo
Beautiful dress:)
xoxo
genius how you were able to incorporate kitties in your outfit!
what have you been wearing in this cold weather lil's?!! i need ideas :)
GORGEOUS
flawless as always darling
simple, chic, and i adore the embroidery
thanks for sharing
and thanks for the sweet comments
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Wowthis dress is so adorable!! You look gorgeous! Love everything about the look!
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Giovanna
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I love the way you styled yourself. You look really beautiful. That dress with so many little details is gorgeous. I want to see more ethnic.
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Oh! Beaultiful dress. I love red.
I loved this outfit!
Very fun.
Hugs,
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I adore your ethnic inspired dress, I like this type of style very much!! Thank you sooo much for sharing my post on facebook, it is really sweet of you!!! :))
Lovely dress and cute kitty applique! i love how you wear the turban. i've always wanted to wear one but it always slip off. How do you get it so neat? Have a great remaining of the week, dear!
the kitten is a fun punch to the outfit. haha. so cute... if u come to the philippines, i'll give you lots of ethnic fabrics... my hometown makes the best. ^^
You make every piece look amazing, but this dress might be my favorite. The cat with the ethnic print - perfection.
absolutely stunning!!! it seems as if you never wear a clothing item twice. you need to do a closet tour video!!
xx
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U look stunning, luv the way u styled everything! : ) xx
your blog is amazing! :)
You have a very original and charming style.
Love everything!
Love your blog!
Divine, burgundy is absolutely a deep deep color and it suits you very well... loved this theme !
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