Florals: In Full Bloom
April 12, 2017
Hey guys!
I’m wearing florals again… I haven’t had enough of florals
just yet. And I do plan to style some more. So how has been your week so far?
I’ve been really busy. I’m unable to even keep up with the new blog post
schedule I talked about. Hoping to bounce back to it shortly.
Outfit Details:
Floral set –
Maudiffied coming soon
I’m guessing you can recognize this floral design from one
of my previous posts. See it here in case you missed it. Well, yes, the kimono here is
the same as that one. Now you know the kimono isn’t a single lady. Yea, she’s
married. LOL
This matching set of kimono and romper is my design. I made
the pair way before I started the Maudiffied brand. And now I’m working on
adding these pieces to the brand. Because of the positive replies I received on
Instagram and twitter. Plus. I’m guessing
some of you are loving it already. But please bear in mind that I just might
not find fabrics of this particular floral design. Well, not to worry, trust me
to get something even better.
Now here is something, when it comes to layering matching
floral pieces, you don’t want to look like a clown. Right? Let’s be realistic,
you want to put together an outfit that you can actually wear out of the house,
be stylish, fashionable and still manage to not look horribly funny. So instead
of wearing a massive layer of florals of same design, it’s better to keep it
simple. In my case, I’m wearing a kimono and romper of the same design. And in
my opinion, the best ways to layer matching florals, I rather
Don't Wear
|
Do Wear
|
Jacket or kimono + full
length jumpsuit
|
Jacket or kimono + romper
|
Jacket or kimono + top +
pants
|
Jacket or kimono + top +
shorts or mini skirt
|
Jacket or kimono + maxi
dress
|
Jacket or kimono + mini
dress
|
What I’m saying is, rather than cover up in layers of head
to toe florals of same design, it’s actually more appealing to show off some
skin. Yes, the key is to show off some skin just like I’ve done here. I’m trying to picture my romper being a full
length jumpsuit paired with the kimono. That’s a sight I definitely cannot
imagine.
To be a little extra with florals, you could then wear shoes
with same or different floral design (as you please). Also, you could
accessorize with a floral bag. Although, in my case I choose to be minimal as
usual and finished the look with my go to box clutch and black pair of low
block heeled sandals. These sandals are the definition of comfort!
Note that
my opinion on the do’s and don’ts above are strictly related to layering matching floral prints.
Because, floral maxi dresses are totally cool – I love them. A matching floral
top + pants set are cool too – I wear them. A matching floral top + skirt set
are also cool – love and wear them. So please don’t get me wrong. In the end,
they are just my opinions. Which brings us to the end of this post.
What do you think about the idea of showing off some skin
when it comes to layering matching floral prints? If your religion does not
permit showing off skin, how would you layer matching floral prints? If you
were to wear any combo from my Don’t
Wear list, which would it be? I’d love to know, kindly reply in the
comments below. Thanks.
Much love,
Maudleen.
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