Happy New week Everyone!
I love discovering new stores and brands especially 'custom' ready to wear brands like the Muse Factory.
A week ago, I was invited to check out the store by Michael Shumaker and while going through the racks I found this beautiful monochrome top, we went on and on about how it could be styled, Everyone thought it would look good on plain bottoms but I was for polka dots or check bottoms and I tried to convince everyone as a convincer that I am naa..lol
Fast forward to about 10 minutes later, I found this skirt peeping from the lower rack and I knew I just had to show them..lol.
Hello Michael, this is me showing you that it works even better on a similar monochrome skirt.
I love the fluidity and volume of the skirt and the jewelled detail below it but not as much as I love the subtle sheer part of the top that exudes sexiness and femininity with the gentle cleavage giveaway.
What do you think about this look?
Are you a risk taker with clashing prints a must try or are you more of a plain on pattern girl?
let me know.
The Muse Factory is located at No. 7 Amusa Oloyede street, by Tokunbo Alli street, off Toyin street, Ikeja.
they can also be reached on +234 8035962268
Make sure you check them out and follow them on Instagram @themusefactory_
Photography by @mako_od for Makography.
Outfit
Shoes: Jumia.com.ng
Bag: Classics
That green wall is fabulous! Love the outfit girl!
ReplyDeleteLove the mix of prints, stripes and florals have always paired quite nicely together. While I do agree with the others, I love that you went for a more daring take when styling the blouse. I do think a bandeau top other neath the blouse would have been better but nice look all the way.
ReplyDeletePrincess Audu