Basics
A staple piece of your wardrobe is a versatile piece.
Black flared skirt
A simple polyester false pleated skirt from Chocolate. Plain enough but gorgeous on its own.
A.
Pair a basic bottom with a graphic tee for a casual look. Use high socks with a jacket for a more balanced look.
B.
Use colour to create visual interest. Colour-blocking is a technique to coordinating outfits.
C.
A drop waist peplum top adds another tier to the flared skirt. Pins bring in more of the motif on the shirt, aswell as fishnets for a splash of colour.
Colour
Adding a large amount of colour can really change the mood and tone of an outfit.
A.
Black in an otherwise colourful outfit can still work, since black and white go with everything.
B.
Colours are pulled in from the shirt print to tie everything together.
C.
A splash of red is added in an all black outfit to add visual interest.
Accessories
Accessories can add motifs or strengthen them.
A1.
Pink skull motifs and silver jewelry add simultaneous edge and sweetness.
A2.
Pink pins match the earrings, and white striped tights match the silver necklace. The bows on the sleeves add cuteness.
B1.
Layering necklaces can change the mood of an outfit, aswell as a plethora of hairclips.
B2.
Accessories can be created to match a motif. Hairpins were created to match the black and red colour scheme, inspired by cyberlox.
C.
Blue and purple hairclips balance out the blue print and colourful tights.
Shoes Shoes Shoes
Oh my god, shoes. Lets get some shoes. Lets party.
Shoes can change the entire vibe of an outfit. From casual sneakers, to classy heels, to the everyday boots.
A.
Tall boots can balance out the long sleeves of the upper half of the outfit.
B.
Unique shoes can become a statement piece, even with an equally stand-out outfit.
C.
Flat shoes with bows add casual cuteness to an equally cute outfit.
