Showing posts with label art of trench. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art of trench. Show all posts

Friday, January 1, 2016

Its A New Year!

Another year went by.

And at the end of every year, we learn a few things, knowingly or unknowingly. At times it may seem that we have learnt nothing as life may not have taken any major twists and turns in a particular year. But even then, there is usually something or the other that we take a note of.

This year taught me that working out can be made into a habit! I am not saying it is easy. But once you start doing it and do not really let anything stop you, it does become a habit after a considerable amount of time. And then comes a point when your body does not feel that good when you skip your gym/run/swim/whatever.

This year taught me that reading is very important. Reading opens a range of possibilities. I do not know why had I stopped reading. But I realise that stories keep me going. The world of books is a happy world.

This year taught me to take fashion tips from girls around me. And about today's outfit, I have taken the scarf bit from my friends Achala and Mehak. No one does scarves and mufflers like these two ladies. And a small scarf makes a big difference. What do you think?

Here is wishing you a very happy new year! Please follow me on Facebook and Instagram if you like reading the posts. 


Outfit Details: Trench: Debenhams, Sweater: American Swan, Pants: Only, Boots: Carlton London, Scarf: Flea Market

Thursday, March 19, 2015

Trench Coat And Nothing

At times I wake up on a Sunday evening, wear a trench coat over my sleeping shorts and go buy some street food, all alone. If the weather permits, I may even wear a trench and pack nothing much for a small road trip.

My friend and I were once discussing ways to wear a trench the other day. I personally like wearing a trench over dresses and skirts. She liked to wear a trench with her jeans and cropped top. 

A cropped top, denim short and white keds go well with trench as well.

Though I have to admit, that I think, that nothing beats the beauty of a trench when worn over nothing or something so short that it is better than nothing.

So how do you like your trench?