Strange Heights

 

        Black never goes away from our lives. Black is iconic. If you opt for all black, it is essential you know how and where to stop , because you don't want to overplay its dark magic. Some people underestimate black, especially if their uniform at work is limited to black color. Therefore they are annoyed with it and do not see all the privileges black carries with itself.
I happened to be one of these "victims" sentenced to black through job. But I fostered a strong immune system to narrow-minded negativity that shadows that, full of class, color. Once you are all-black , you are up for choosing the right accessories that refine simple black basics. It is also important to know which areas you should emphasize or downplay, what mood and style to bring to make the outfit look harmonic.
        Here, I am going head-to-toe black. The first thing that pops is cat face hosiery! It is a wry accent, which is funny and smart at the same time ( speaking of the right accessories ). The dress with its  velvety texture and rhinestones embellishment added flawlessness and class. Pointy-toed kitten heels made up for an inch of height I was deprived of growing up (lol) and created a tinge of vintage and a subtle ladylike chic. I like to add an edge when I feel like there is a little of too much of cuteness. So I wore that black studded rock jacket. It is dainty and sharp, a perfect addition to the entire outfit. And hat, oh hat can't go uncredited. I will never get tired of saying , or actually, yelling HOW VERSATILE IT IS! It is a universal accessory and borrowed-from-the-boys new thing (aka masculine chic is a big bang on a trend WORLDWIDE).
       All in all , I feel accomplished at least at one field of activity, styling! Personal styling with a personal touch.

Outfit details:

Dress:       ASOS.

Hosiery:   HUE

Jacket:      ASOS

Shoes:      Cheap Monday

Hat :        Rag & Bone