Naiiyak ako! Thank you so much @oohlalamonster for my panda bracelet! Thank you for the other stuff as well. I can’t wait to use them! I’m so happy (!!!) ๐ญ๐โค๐ผ #gifts #sponsors #sponsored #pandas #panda #surprise #accessories #favorites #thingsthatmakemehappy
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Pink Blazer - courtesy of Little Nook


Pink chiffon top - courtesy of Paradise Treats

Crochet bow bracelet - courtesy of Love Nikita

Printed shorts, bow belt - Divisoria

Purple clutch - courtesy of Fab Manila, beaded bracelets - courtesy of Be Always Fierce

Pink strappy heels - courtesy of ENZO Shoppe


I’ve always had trouble working with the color pink. It’s one of those few colors (peach and tan included) that I find really hard to wear. But of course, one simply cannot avoid these colors forever, so I resort to what I do whenever a client gives a color palette I don’t reallyย like. I take various shades of one color, add some accent colors and build up a monochromatic outfit. I’m lucky to have enough pink pieces to be able to complete this ensemble, but if ever you don’t, you can always substitute some articles with the basics. If you don’t have a pink shirt, you can always use a plain white one. Or if you don’t have pink shoes, you can never fail with nude heels. Working with color takes a little practice and a whole lot of creativity, but it will all get easier once you get the hang of it. :)


How about you? Are there any colors you find hard to wear? :)
Photos by: Chelsea Ajose

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