Strawberry Loves to Dance....

Yes, when I had my mind set to wear specific something, mostly likely I am not going to change my mind even it rains. {Unless it pours or snow which I know it is impossible here in North Cal.} My ODJ 1. Top: Aqua by Aqua black bodysuit  Topshop floral shell  H&M Division (past season) lace jacket H&M black cardigan with shoulder details 2. Bottom: Topshop neon print midi skirt (link here)  3. Accessory: Africa turquoise in various colors necklace  Proenza Schouler PS1 clutch   lots of bubbles on wrist 4. Shoes: Brian Atwood platform sandal    2012 Balmain fall This is one of the things that I know I would appreciate its opulent details with pearls and embroidery which inspired by Faberge egg. With it's 5 figure price, I am staying put.....  Ah, love the skirt with a slit, I mean who doesn't enjoy a sight of leggy woman ...  ^O^ 2012 Haider Ackermann fall  ...

Fellow blog reader asked me how do we match the bags with our shoes... Well..  I don't do matchy-matchy much but I feel them.. I feel my shoes and my bags whenever I dress myself up. ... err... Ok, I see your reaction. lol Here is the simple rule I create, you can use complementary color of a primary color (red, blue, or yellow) to do matching for your bags and shoes. So the complementary color of red is green, of blue is orange, and of yellow is purple. You can basically draw a line across and get the various shades for their closest complimentary colors. If you placed complementary colors next to each other, complementary colors make each other appear brighter, more intense, thus pretty too. {PS. I didn't create this theory but simply utilize this concept to do outfit color matching.}    Image: © Marion Boddy-Evans. Licensed to About.com, Inc. Now, let's put the ideal into reality. Don't worry about trying out those runway tropical colors and pattern...