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Deformed tops have been popular in Japan since the Summer season last year (July & August 2019 period) and this fashion trend is not dying out any time soon in the country. While the Autumn Winter season is coming to an end in February in Japan, many Japanese brands are observed to continue with this fashion trend in their Spring Summer 2020 Collection as well, as one of their key pieces.


The key point of a deformed top is definitely its deformed or irregular design accents, along with its great balance, where you can style it up effortlessly with all kinds of bottoms, be it pants or skirts. For more adventurous individuals, you can go for printed bottoms instead of one-tone ones, such as checkered or florals. 

An interesting thing that I have found out during my research of deformed tops was that various brands, which adopted this fashion trend tend to stick to the safer colour choices, namely black, beige, white. However, it could also be due to the reason that the deformed design is quite different from the norms in the market, and the colours would be more acceptable by consumers.


Furthermore, depending on the sleeve length of the tops, it can actually help you to enhance certain physical features. For instance, a long-sleeved deformed top can help to create a relaxed impression. At the same time, if you were to style it with a pair of long skirt and pants, it can help to elongate your overall body structure.

You can also feel free to style your bottoms with your favourite belt to create your personal look however you like it! ❤


While the trend has not arrived yet in Singapore, it would definitely be lovely to see fashion brands here in Singapore adopt this design as well!

Here are some styling by various Japanese brands.
Check out how they match their deformed tops with their own bottoms!

SNIDEL


RiLi Tokyo 

MURUA

If you would like to check out more pictures of individuals sporting these deformed tops, you can simply key in this hashtag, #変形トップス (which translates to deformed top) in Instagram or click this link here to get redirected.

Let me know if this fashion trend is a Yay! or Nah for you in the comment box below!

Thank you once again for reading as always! ❤
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Hello everyone!
The summer is here, even in the midst of all these rainy days here.
While some of us may not be fond of beaches, a dress that screams 'summer' is not to be neglected this season! And this summer's outfit pick will be the Shelaine Cross-front Midi Dress from 'The Editor's Market'.

Believe it or not, but this is actually my first purchase from a local retailer. I am loving how light this linen cotton material dress is and it fulfils both of my must-have elements when purchasing one - a fitted waist & an A-line bottom. 
What's more, it has pockets!


Let's also not forget the fact that yellow is definitely the best representation of summer as I observed several girls sporting this colour on the streets. To make my yellow dress stand out more for the overall coordinate, I paired it with a simple pair of ruffled loafers in pale pink from Charles & Keith (I managed to snatch this at a good deal since it was on sale).

Let me know if this Summer outfit is a Yay! or Nah for you in the comment box below!

A Summer Girl must-have!
Please feel free to link me your summer outfits as well (be it on instagram or blogger comment box! 
I would be more than happy to look at them!



I hope that the information has been useful to you. If you have other unique ideas that you would like to share that can probably be a great blog post, please share your thoughts. Many thanks as always! ❤

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Hello everyone!! 
It's been such a while since I last posted and this marks my first post in the year 2018! 
I hope that you guys have yet to forget about me! ❤❤

If you guys have not already heard, Lumine Singapore is a relatively new Japanese concept store, which was opened last year, in November, situated at Central, Clarke Quay Singapore. Unlike being a fashion mall back in Japan, Lumine Singapore is operating at a smaller scale here in Singapore, housing 20 different unique Japanese brands for you guys to choose from. 

Today's post introduces one of the brands Lumine Singapore carries and it is called Lily Brown. I must admit that I am not quite a fan of Lily Brown due to the brand's personality, which does not correlate closely with my styles. However, their Spring/Summer Collection 2018 this year proved me wrong and I have been so in love with them ever since.
About Lily Brown
Lily Brown incorporates vintage fashion elements into the modern pieces we have these days. She also focuses greatly on designs that scream vintage and highlight great details, creativity and passion. Clothing from Lily Brown is made not only with warmth, regarded as treasures but also with the mindset of bringing happiness to the people wearing them.

If you are interested to learn more details about Lily Brown, you can check out the respective platforms below:
Instagram    Official site  ðŸ’Œ  Online Store



You can also check out these two unique pieces from Lily Brown on me (linked below)!
Flower Print One shoulder Top & Pink Flare Skirt


Spring is always filled with sweet colour tones, florals prints and more. However, if you aren't a fan of such colours yet you would love to coordinate florals into your Spring coordinate (how can we leave out flowers!), why not match it with a pair of pants instead. I am certain that it would work out perfectly as well since it would also not look too dressy like mine.


Let me know if this Spring outfit is a Yay! or Nah for you in the comment box below!😉


I hope that the information has been useful to you. If you have other unique ideas that you would like to share that can probably be a great blog post, please share your thoughts. Many thanks as always! ❤

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This Autumn has been an ongoing rainy season for people here in Singapore so let's not forget to keep ourselves warm and hydrated to avoid being sick! While baggy pants have been evident as one popular Summer trend in Japan, people are still not letting this trend go as it is still going strong this Autumn. I have done a little write up previously about it here, do check it out if you haven't! ❤

"Velcro", "salopettes" and "ribbon wide pants" are three key fashion trends that you can keep a look-out or pick up in Japanese fashion this Autumn as they continue to appear in many Japanese fashion brands' Autumn/Winter look-books this year. Today, I will only be touching on ribbon wide pants to talk about them as I have made a purchase recently from one of my favourite Japanese street brands, WEGO, yet again.



While we all understand the perks of wide pants - Airy and comfortable for your legs, assist in elongating your body as well as being effortless to match other tops; One should not neglect the fact that this pair of pants has an extra detail this time round - high waist ribbons! Also, many Japanese brands term them as "wide pants" instead of baggy pants.

This must-have item will help you to embrace the Autumn colours fully (even if it is not coloured in Autumn shades). The key point of this wide pants is definitely the ability for anyone to wear it comfortably thanks to its large yet feminine silhouette. The pants are also great in showcasing your waistline without being body-hugging as it is high-waist and it comes together with a removable ribbon, that acts as its belt. You can feel free to style the pants with your own belt to create your personal look however you like it! ❤❤



Here are some coordinates by WEGO staff - Check out how they match these pants effortlessly! 
The links are listed here for better reference as well. link link link





These high waist ribbon wide pants are also sold by various fashion brands in Japan; in varied colours and material choices. It is really interesting to see how each brand matches the pants with their personal styles and flavours within. 
Here are some examples below.

one after another NICE CLAUP


Spinns


merry jenny

Heather

Here is my take for these high waist ribbon wide pants! ❤
I love the idea of pairing red with blue due to a particular Japanese designer/model. Hence, the styling of a short sleeved glittered reddish top with the dark navy ribbon wide pants comes forth. As the days become colder with the ongoing rain, I will definitely be sporting more pants and long sleeved tops to prevent myself from catching a cold since I am very prone to them.



Outfit Rundown
High Neck Frills Top: WEGO
High Waist Ribbon Wide Pants : WEGO

I am so in love with my new wide pants and you guys will definitely be seeing lots of my photos on Instagram sporting this pair of pants with other tops! These pants have also been published in these Japanese magazines as well - CanCam October 2017, Ray in October 2017 and FINEBOYS October 2017. 



If you were me, how would you match the pair of high waist ribbon wide pants with next time? 

I am leaning towards wearing my wide pants with a romantic lace tank top or camisole together with a warm, knit outerwear - All ready to tackle the ongoing rainy days!

Let me know if this Summer outfit is a Yay! or Nah for you in the comment box below!😉


Will you be picking up the wide pants fashion this Autumn?

I hope that the information has been useful to you. If you have other unique ideas that you would like to share that can probably be a great blog post, please share your thoughts. Thank you! ❤


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I am quite conflicted in discussing with the words "autumn" or "fall" as they hold the exact meaning but perhaps only in different context. However, Singapore does not really have this season as our days are usually sunny, cloudy or rainy. Nevertheless, I would leave my heading as "fall" while my post I will be using "autumn", in case if anyone is confused.


The Autumn season has quickly sneaked in when I least expect it, resulting in myself catching a cold and mostly hidden behind the blankets from taking naps to rest up myself. Nevertheless, this Autumn is filled with consecutive rainy days here in Singapore. What about your country?


This Autumn has been coloured with hues of mustard, burgundy, navy and basically, various earthy tones on people's fashion coordinates or even Instagram. However, there is not a need to always purchase new clothes to be in trend because seasonal transition can be done with your current lovely clothes as well. Don't leave your summer pieces hanging in your wardrobe till the next summer! Bring them out and let them shine in Autumn, as much as they did in Summer!


Remember this pair of baggy pants that I styled a few months back for Summer? You can check it out here if you have yet to! Today, I have worn it together with my old earthy brownish tone top (that has been almost dead for a year in the wardrobe) to transit into my Autumn coordinate for a simple date with my love! 


Outfit Rundown
Top: Uniqlo
Pants: WEGO
Bag: Lily Brown
(Free gift from Vivi Nov 2017 Magazine)

This pair of baggy pants has been with me for four months since my Japan trip and I am still head over heels with them as well as styling them in different manners. I am also always in love with styling my old clothes into new coordinates because it helps me to save my pennies and still, look fashionable at the same time! ❤

Let me know if this Summer to Fall outfit is a Yay! or Nah for you in the comment box below!😉

Will you be styling your Summer clothes into your Autumn coordinates this fall?

I hope that the information has been useful to you. If you have other unique ideas that you would like to share that can probably be a great blog post, please share your thoughts. Thank you! ❤


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