Visible

 Last week, I cleaned up my closet and found this old shirt. It was grey with snow flakes printed on it. The sleeves became a little shorter since I had bought it on sixth grade. I decided to wear it today. I styled with this nice polka dot dress I found at a bazaar, and not forgetting my comfortable Converse.

Snow flakes printed shirt: Gymboree, Grey polka dot dress: unbranded (view similar here), Sneakers: Converse

Photos by: Me, using tripod

4-Ways-To-Wear: Tartan Skirt

Tartan skirt has been on trend lately, and I actually have this one old tartan skirt in my closet (my mom's, view similar here). Tartan was one of the easy-to-mix patterns, but it can be a little tricky sometimes. Below I show you my styling of tartan skirt.

1. With Sweatshirt

Grey printed sweatshirt: from Gogirl! magazine bonus, Socks: unbranded (similar here), Black chunky caged sandals: New Look

It's probably the most basic styling for tartan skirt. You can also use any kind of sweatshirt, but I prefer neutral colors. For a more preppy look, add collared shirt underneath the sweatshirt.

2. With Floral

Flower printed dress with lace and pearl collar: Forever 21, Blue cardigan: Zara (similar here), Black flats: New Look

I spotted some tartan dresses mixed with floral patterns, and it actually worked and adds a touch of feminine to tartan. Make sure to choose the right flower pattern for you tartan skirt, because the wrong pair make a 'too much' look. If you want to add outerwear like me, use neutral color that goes with one of your pattern's color and keep the shoes simple.

3. With Pastel

Mint lace dress: unbranded (similar here), Sneakers: Converse

Make a nice color blocking with pastel. Any pastel color can be used, but that depends on the pattern. You can also play with fabrics; I use lace here.

4. As a Cape

Little black dress: unbranded (view similar here), Tartan skirt (wear as cape), Black caged chunky sandals: New Look

Okay, this probably won't work with some skirt, but if your skirt is button down like mine, it can make a really cool statement piece. Mix it with neutral colors if you want your "cape" to stand out, or you can mix it like ways 1,2, or 3.

Photos by: My self, using tripod.

Rose In The Garden

OMG! Finally my first post!

I did the photo shoot in my backyard. I'm trying to make some vintage feel on it (I think?) with a touch of feminine. I'm still growing out my hair and bangs, so I ponytail it. Not very neat, though. By the way, the sweater I wore was super cozy (I love you H&M).

Rose printed sweatshirt: H&M, Lace flared skirt: H&M, Socks: H&M, Sneakers: Converse, Lennon's glasses: New Look

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Photos by Nia Sarinastiti, my big sister

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