I’m constantly at odds with my hair. In the hot and humid climate of Singapore, it frizzes up uncontrollably, and there are times during the week when I just feel like chopping it all off. However, I can’t deny how great it feels when it’s been professionally blow-dried and styled just right!
These pictures were taken just a few days before last week’s, and it’s amazing what a difference a good blow-dry can make!
I’m rocking my white sailor pants yet again on this blog. They’re still my go-to pair, even though some closures are coming loose and they’re starting to fall apart. But hey, that’s what belts are for, right? You’ve also seen this fuchsia tunic blouse before. The necklace is a new addition, picked up at the Zsiska sale in Amsterdam.
I’ve mentioned several times how versatile white pants can be. They create a clean look and can be paired with almost any top you have. I truly believe that white can (and should) be worn year-round, even if you opt for a more wintery white shade. For more ideas, check out my article on how to wear white pants. The fuchsia top would also be a great choice for winter. Why do we feel the need to wear dull and somber colors in the winter? That’s when we need bright colors the most!
I paired my pants with my super comfy Tom’s sandals. Altogether, this is a comfortable yet chic look that works almost anywhere. I was happy to see a lot of sailor pants featured on the catwalks for the upcoming spring, so I expect to see more in stores soon. It’s great, as I’ll finally be able to replace these beloved old ones!
What’s your favorite or oldest piece of clothing that you still wear regularly?
Blouse: Shop in Haarlem, The Netherlands
Pants: very old (similar ones on sale)
Shoes: Tom’s
Necklace: Zsiska
