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Whoever said that you should never wear red and pink together on days other than Valentines simply doesn’t know what they’re talking about. There are so many ways to style red and pink together in one outfit and I’ll show you how!

HOW TO STYLE RED AND PINK OUTFITS
at Palais Royal, Paris, France

First of all, I do agree that not all combinations of red and pink go well together.

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Sandra Mansour is a brand I have been crushing hard on for a while. Born and raised in Switzerland, Sandra Mansour (who is of Lebanese descent) started her brand in 2010 in Beirut, Lebanon. I found her line on Moda Operandi and was smitten with her fabulously rich prints, jacquards and modern silhouettes. Her designs often feature multiple components and interesting textures/textiles that go seamlessly together. It reminds me of a more whimsical or fantasy-like vibe which I love. 

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The bomber jacket has been around for a few seasons now and proves to be an extremely popular and versatile fashion piece. 

This moodboard sums up today’s outfit which is a combination of gorgeous blues with hints of gold/yellow with lace and pearl to add texture and variety. I was shopping in Xinyi Breeze in Taipei, Taiwan when I came across this bomber jacket by Chloe Chen.

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I am loving the bell sleeves trend this fall season. It adds an instant flare to any look and makes me feel oh so feminine. Best of all, it goes with almost any bottom, or can be worn under a cami or a slip dress. 

My bell sleeve top is from Storets and comes in five different colors. Burgundy is, of course, my color of choice. 

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A visit to Tokyo, Japan simply would not be complete without visiting the famed Shibuya crossing. When I was 17 I lived in Japan for three months to go to language school and dance. I came to Shibuya almost everyday and am still very familiar with the JR exits and the 109 Department Store. It is always super busy and packed with business men, high schoolers and tourists hurrying to get somewhere. 

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