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One, Many Ways

I am always interested in minor details when purchasing an outfit e.g button, pockets, fabric and the list goes on. Ladies like it when  they  have something different and unique from others, we call it standing out. It's also crucial to give priority to an item that can be worn many times but differently  especially when your budget is tight. For instance a black blazer can be worn for a job interview and at the same time be worn for a dinner date complemented with maybe a dress. 

 I love the fact that I can play around with this Palazo Pant to achieve any look that  I want depending on time and occasion.



Palazzo- Gikomba  Blouse- old , Shoes- Ngara


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