China Blue
Dress c/o CHOIES.COM Boots c/o MART OF CHINA.COM Rings c/o PRETTY LITTLE BLINGS
Today's look is an ode to details. While it's true that there's beauty in simplicity, it's also good to have some scene-stealing pieces with elaborate embellishments. This dress from CHOIES is a perfect example. It's taken the concept of a lace dress to a whole new level. Inspired by designs from Three Floor, it incorporated lace into a nude base, creating a sexy, but very sophisticated dress. The lace pieces, instead of occupying the whole dress, were used as accents to create somewhat oriental patterns. I guess that's why Three Floor named it "China." Or perhaps it was named as such because of the blue color similar to that found on Chinese ceramics. Either way, it's a gorgeous piece of art.
I also loved that the lace was lined adjacently to leather, giving an interplay of soft and hard fabrics. You all know that I love balance in my outfits! Finally, I looove the fit of this dress. Personally, I think this will suit girls with curves more than those on the the very skinny side. The design and cut of the dress might overpower petite figures.
I paired this dress with a simple pair of black boots from MART OF CHINA to add a subtly rugged touch. On more formal occasions, you can still use this dress, but maybe with a pair of black pumps instead. For accessories, I decided now would be a good time to stack some rings! I didn't go for my usual bangles because I didn't want to hide the sleeves of the dress. So I put on these rings from PRETTY LITTLE BLINGS to decorate my fingers.
Today's look is an ode to details. While it's true that there's beauty in simplicity, it's also good to have some scene-stealing pieces with elaborate embellishments. This dress from CHOIES is a perfect example. It's taken the concept of a lace dress to a whole new level. Inspired by designs from Three Floor, it incorporated lace into a nude base, creating a sexy, but very sophisticated dress. The lace pieces, instead of occupying the whole dress, were used as accents to create somewhat oriental patterns. I guess that's why Three Floor named it "China." Or perhaps it was named as such because of the blue color similar to that found on Chinese ceramics. Either way, it's a gorgeous piece of art.
I also loved that the lace was lined adjacently to leather, giving an interplay of soft and hard fabrics. You all know that I love balance in my outfits! Finally, I looove the fit of this dress. Personally, I think this will suit girls with curves more than those on the the very skinny side. The design and cut of the dress might overpower petite figures.
I paired this dress with a simple pair of black boots from MART OF CHINA to add a subtly rugged touch. On more formal occasions, you can still use this dress, but maybe with a pair of black pumps instead. For accessories, I decided now would be a good time to stack some rings! I didn't go for my usual bangles because I didn't want to hide the sleeves of the dress. So I put on these rings from PRETTY LITTLE BLINGS to decorate my fingers.
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