What is considered neutral? All hues ranging from milk to honey, some might have a little hints of matcha, some might get that blushing effect, some might resemble that gray sky we’ve seen often during winter. There is no rules when it comes to neutral layering…

The same goes with fashion and style. I love accessibility to the best and most cutting-edge designs, while not living under constant pressure to dress a certain way.

If it hasn’t hit your Instagram feed or blog roll with mass force yet, consider yourself warned: the fashion gang is coming at you wrapped in tulle!

Today's post was the last photoshoot I did while we were in Japan this past March, however, it is my favorite and one of the most anticipated one of the trip.

If you have been so over the summer sales and start to prepare for the new season, I have some trend alert for you -- (fun) pleats, please!

Summer weddings that are held outdoor make dress up for them a bit more demanding, we want both style and comfort. A good solution I have, friendlier on our budget somewhat, is pairing up cotton separates to make a statement silhouette. 

As the temperature continue to climb, we want everything to be lighter: clothing, diet, hair color, and of course, makeup. The best scenario would be if the makeup we used is long-lasting, sun-blocking and water-proofing while being all natural.

If you are not feeling all the floral and vibrant colors, and tired of black and gray, then the combination of beige, cream, white and also camel and muted pink, thinking the colors of a latte art, would be a great alternative during this time of the year. 

It was like Spring wasn't totally ready, so she asked Summer to step in for a bit. Regardless, I enjoyed the sunny, hot moments. Was perfect time for me to rock these new spring dresses I got from Cherry Blossoms Design, they are all midi dresses with simple lines and minimal color palettes, perfect for transitional season:

While I am stuck indoor watching snow fall, I want to share with you an outfit I wore in Paris, it is a perfect one to transition into spring during days that are still a bit chilly.

For the overall silhouette, I focused on the tailored A-line look by pairing with a simple turtleneck and a pair of slim fit trousers with a fun flare. The all-black colorway and fine wool texture makes this outfit super boss-lady friendly, I could wear this look to any business meetings and gatherings that are more formal than casual. 

One of the biggest trend from Fall Winter runways, Paris no exception, and from the streets, is the check-print...The key style point of this look, is the use of strong-color accessories with neutral check print. Red, fuchsia, pink, green, even purple, would all work. 

2017 we've seen a very flourish fashion scene with lots of embroideries and embellishments. In 2018, I think it is the year to shine.