Chandelle & Jamman Jewels @ WCF 2

Dress:  Chandelle - Anita in Pink *Available @ WCF 2*

Hair:  Diva - Manon (Modified)

 Tattoo:  Tenjin - Lily the Pink (mesh) *Available @ WCF 2*

Lipstick:  Dead Apples - Seduce in Red *Available @ WCF 2* 

Nails:  Jamman Jewels - Mesh Fingernails in Black *Available @ WCF 2*

Shoes:  KIKI - Coqueta Closed-Toe Platform (Fatpack) *Available @ WCF 2*

ACCESSORIES WEEK: DAY 4 - HANDBAGS

CHANDELLE 

Ricielli Mesh 

Urban Wealth

COLORFUL STRIPES

I picked up this Colorful Blouse last week at fi*Fridays. Although a fashion rule is to never wear more that three colors at once, these four colors -- black, white, orange, and turquoise -- work well together without overpowering or clashing.

.::Shopping List::.

Top:  Rea - Colorful Blouse (fi*Fridays Exclusive)

Pant:  fri.day - Basic Leggings in Black

Shoes:  N-core - Seduction in Turquoise (Fat Pack)

Earrings:  Chantkare - Deadpan Earrings in Silver

Bracelets:  Ryca - Bangle B-P in Platinum

Hair:  [kik] - Fine II in Black

Handbag:  Chandelle - Bag Marry in Black

PATTERNS

I know a lot of you are afraid to mix patterns. Don't be; you can have so much fun mixing patterns.  Mixing patterns is simple if you following these eight simple rules.

1. Mix patterns from the same color family: Use hues from one main color when mixing patterns, creating a very subtle look, while still showing your daring side. It’s still visually stimulating for the eye, but in a refined way.
2. Think of some patterns/textures as solids:  Think of a houndstooth, small polka dots, thin stripes, or checks as a solid. They’re small enough and understated that the eye can view them as a solid, even though they’re really not
3. Look for patterns that complement each other:  Stripes and floral always mesh well, as do leopard and stripes or polka dots.
4. Don't go to matchy-matchy:  Don’t go out head-to-toe in one pattern
5. Space the patterns out.
6. Include neutrals in your outfit:  Add a solid with two or more patterns to allow the visual space of the outfit to be broken up
7. Combine patterns of different densities/sizes:  Mix a dense print with a sparse print or a larger print with a smaller print.
8. Use accessories wisely:  Use a colored belt to break up two different patterned pieces as can colored shoes or a neutral purse.

Fashion is supposed to be daring. So, gone on and mix those patterns girl!

Shopping List

Top:  coldLogic - Laurie in Black

Handbag: Chandelle - Bag Marry in Zebra

Jeans:  mon tissu - Lou Lou in Black

Hair:  Diva - Vivienne (Type A) in Topaz

Bangles:  YS and YS - Glow Bangles in Silver

Earrings:  Mandala - Rinne in Glacier Silver

Shoes:  N-core - Poison in Black (Fat pack)