I’m wearing:
Ann Demeulemeester open back top | TOGA Pulla stretch-ponte shorts | Y’s Yohji Yamamoto Women’s White Sheer Check Socks |Haider Ackermann stiletto boots
Available items are all linked. For all sold out items, see my similar picks below in the product carousel.
The fashion commentary clamor usually hits its popular apex when illustrious awarding ceremonies take place. Fashion cops gather on air exchanging banters, and one common scorn I heard repeatedly in the past few years was “black is BORING”, so often so that I started to wonder when they could work out an alternative so they sound, well, less boring.
I certainly believe (and hope) those remarks were made more for entertainment purposes. Because even for a grand commercial event like the Oscars, black can be as interesting as the brightest neon green gown out there longs to be.
This almost-all-black ensemble opens and covers up in all unanticipated places, but is everyday enough for black avant-garde hardcore like myself. And it proves a great fit in the woods besides on the streets. Hey, nature takes the rebels well.
Quickly decorated with the emerald webbing, these gently structured stretchy shorts are covered with a flap overlay, forming layers without the need to actually onion-ing. What a relief.
The only downside of these sheer grid socks from Y’s past season is its limited sizing. I wish they were less slouchy. They are, since everyone is asking, apparently nowhere to be found now. But I did scout out for you some awfully similar styles below inside the product carousel.
One last word and I’ll be out of your face for the day: I see myself in these utterly accommodating stiletto boots and blouse at least fives years in. Note: I rarely commit lightly.
Oh one last last thing – #RadicalBlacksFTW!
I’m wearing:
Ann Demeulemeester open back top | TOGA Pulla stretch-ponte shorts | Y’s Yohji Yamamoto Women’s White Sheer Check Socks |Haider Ackermann stiletto boots
Available items are all linked. For all sold out items, see my similar picks below in the product carousel.
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