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Polka meets Cold Shoulder



Hey all, it’s been over a week since I started blogging and thought it’s high time to post my first outfit look and share with you all my personal style. It’s a fashion blog, after all!😃 

Before moving ahead, I would really like to thank you all for loving my work and appreciating it. For an introvert like me, blogging was not an easy decision. The fear of being judged or criticized and many other trivial things, overpowered my desire to be a blogger. But as they say “Follow your passion and don’t let anyone limit your dreams!”, I decided to take a step forward and wrote my first blog post, a month back. Ever since then things slowly started falling in place. I feel overwhelmed every time when someone drops me a text on my Snapchat, Facebook or Insta praising my work. Let me tell you guys, it gives me such a self confidence boost and motivates me to do better.💖 

Although a week old, I am still new in blogging world and learning gradually the different aspects of being a fashion blogger. Like when to shoot for the blog, what time is appropriate, what lighting works best and many other things!! There are few images in this post where the lighting is just not right or it didn’t turn out be that bright.😕 It made me bit confused initially as whether to post this story or not, but then I decided to go ahead and posted it. So here it goes !!
     


I opted for a casual summer theme for this look. All the elements of it are from my last month’s buys. Inclined towards whimsical style of clothing; I like playing with colors and love to include feminine details in my day to day style. That being said, I also am an equal admirer of monochromes and neutral shades, especially in summers. I chose this pastel green, polka dots top for its summery and peaceful vibe. The fact that it’s not just a plain cold shoulder top, right amount of ruffles at the hem, with tie able strings that turns into a bow knot around neck, gives it a super chic and cute look.




White denims are truly a workhorse for summer wardrobe. Its blank shade makes it go well with every color and style. Pairing with nude pink pumps, I gave the whole outfit a clean look.  While my outfit was subtle, I decided to go for a braided headband hairstyle with soft wavy hair left loose, adding a bit of boho vibe.

Top: StalkBuyLove     Denim: H&M     Shoes:Jabong

So that was all from my first style diary.  Outfit details have been listed above. Let me know about your views in the comment box below!! Much love to all 💗💗

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  1. Radhika sehgal28 June 2017 at 09:58

    Super cool...

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  2. Rishma Misra28 June 2017 at 20:56

    Beautiful Combination.. Great work Hina.. Keep writing..

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  3. Unknown29 June 2017 at 20:37

    The best decision for a fashion icon like you. Loved it. Keep going.

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