The Oxidised Obessesion :- BLACK
The 90's girls will surely relate to this. Remember the black metal and oxidised jewellery that was worn by every heroine with their ethnic clothes? Guess what they are back with a bang! Oxidised Jewellery never forgets to amaze you. Team it up with a saree or a pair of jeans, it will equally look stunning.
The Oxidised Obessesion is my new blog series in which I will be sharing different looks which I have created using some beautiful oxidised pieces.
The Oxidised Obessesion :- BLACK
About The Look :- Lets start with my favorite color, Black. No other color conveys as many contradictions as the color black, and that's probably why its the most loved color in fashion. For today's look I decided to use black as my top and for the bottom I went with high waist ethnic oxidise color palazzo. The mystery about the look is that the top piece is a black pencil skirt which I have styled as a tube top.
Oxidised Jewellery :- As i wore a black tube top, I wanted to go with something which allows me to flaunt my collar bones. Whats better than a choker? Haha. So undoubtedly I accessorized my look with an oxidised choker which also had black studs in the center as you can see it in the picture. I also added a bunch of oxidised metallic bangles which completed my look.
Hairstyle and Makeup :- For my hairstyle, I tied a messy high puff and removed some hair pieces to make it look more messier. Then i simply tied the remaining hair into a pony tail. Coming onto the makeup, I went with light smooky eyes and red lips.
Footwear :- I chose a pair of black ankel gladiators.
Also,This is a very cozy and yet a go to kind off look which can be worn on any occassions.The combo of black and oxidise color and jewellery definately gets a thumbs up from me. That's it for my today's blog. Let me know your views about the look in the comment box below.
Style Tip :- You can also style your skirt as a top the way I did it.
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Rutuja Jagtap.
The 90's girls will surely relate to this. Remember the black metal and oxidised jewellery that was worn by every heroine with their ethnic clothes? Guess what they are back with a bang! Oxidised Jewellery never forgets to amaze you. Team it up with a saree or a pair of jeans, it will equally look stunning.
The Oxidised Obessesion is my new blog series in which I will be sharing different looks which I have created using some beautiful oxidised pieces.
The Oxidised Obessesion :- BLACK
About The Look :- Lets start with my favorite color, Black. No other color conveys as many contradictions as the color black, and that's probably why its the most loved color in fashion. For today's look I decided to use black as my top and for the bottom I went with high waist ethnic oxidise color palazzo. The mystery about the look is that the top piece is a black pencil skirt which I have styled as a tube top.
Oxidised Jewellery :- As i wore a black tube top, I wanted to go with something which allows me to flaunt my collar bones. Whats better than a choker? Haha. So undoubtedly I accessorized my look with an oxidised choker which also had black studs in the center as you can see it in the picture. I also added a bunch of oxidised metallic bangles which completed my look.
Hairstyle and Makeup :- For my hairstyle, I tied a messy high puff and removed some hair pieces to make it look more messier. Then i simply tied the remaining hair into a pony tail. Coming onto the makeup, I went with light smooky eyes and red lips.
Footwear :- I chose a pair of black ankel gladiators.
Also,This is a very cozy and yet a go to kind off look which can be worn on any occassions.The combo of black and oxidise color and jewellery definately gets a thumbs up from me. That's it for my today's blog. Let me know your views about the look in the comment box below.
Style Tip :- You can also style your skirt as a top the way I did it.
For Daily Updates you can follow me on :-
Instagram :- rutuja_jagtap
Snapchat :- rutujajagtap
XoXo,
Rutuja Jagtap.
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