Sundress

Hey Guys! Welcome back.

Since the summers are here, florals and pastels come along. I love wearing both at the same time. Pastel colours can be paired with neutrals, black and white, prints or you can colour block them with each other but I have paired my pastel green and floral skirt with a bright pink spaghetti top.

To keep the outfit pretty and cool at the same time I have added a pair of neutral heels. Adding a pair of neutral heels or a neutral bag will create a balance between the bright pink and pastel green. This is a pretty simple yet chic outfit. As for my jewellery I added a pair of gold stud earings and a simple gold necklace.

For my makeup, I have dewy skin with pink lips and gold shimmery eyes. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.

 Top and Skirt :- Pantaloons
 Heels :- Growel's 101 mall
 Earings :- Annabelle
                                                             
                                                                  Until Next Time,
                                                                     Yesha

Summer Blazing

Hey Guys!

My name is Yesha Shah and I am really excited to share my first post with you guys.

I've been trying to start up this blog for quite some time now and I finally did. This is a place where I will be sharing two of my favourite things, "FASHION AND BEAUTY."

So now lets talk about my first post. I am wearing a black and white stripped culotte paired with a yellow halter neck top. Culottes are in this season and can be paired with almost everything. I have also accessorized my outfit with a gold necklace and a pair of  white block heels.

As for my makeup I have kept it really simple with nude pink lips and glowy skin. 

I hope you liked my first post and as you can tell that I am new to the blogging world your suggestions would be appreciated. 

                                                      Top :- Ginger       Culottes :- Candies
                                                              Heels:- Bandra linking road

                                                        

                                                                   Until next time,

                                                                         Yesha