BEAUTY&FASHION

Hey Guys !!!

So it has been awhile, but we have a final surprise for you !!! We have created our very first Youtube video and it is all about simple styling for the Spring season. We have divided three separate categories within the "Hello Spring" Lookbook: casual, sport/fitness, semi-formal/formal looks. In each category, we have put at least one outfit we would choose for the Spring occasion.

Beauty&Fashion "Hello Spring" Lookbook

The Beauty&Fashion Girls

Misaki: Casual Look
Maddie: Casual/ Formal Look
Ann: Sport/Fitness Look


Here it is !! Hope you enjoy !!




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Compiled & Edited on Movavi Video Editor

Title "Hello Spring" Image: Original Picture by QuoteIdeas.com 

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Hi ladies! 

Today, I wanna talk about one basic item ... one really really basic item you all MUST have! 


It's a WHITE T-shirt!!!! 


You may or may not have a white T-shirt.... but trust me! 
The White T-shirt is so basic but goes really really well with your any kind of casual outing styles! 


So today I'm introducing really really basic ways of how to wear white T-shirt! 

Here's a white T-shirt from Dotti I'm using. 

By the way, Dotti have a wide range of color basic tops at pretty good price ($10 to $15 usually). So if you don't have a basic T-shirt, what you need to do now is to head to the shop!!! 








Okay, so let's start with jeans! 

JEANS

In summer, just wear a plain white T-shirt and either jeans or black pants with your favorite necklaces or scarf! 







They're my favorite necklaces by the way!



Even short pants are good in coming hot weather :) 







Maybe not with really bright color pants.... keep it simple... it's a tip ! 









I found T-shirt-in-style makes you look better.... 

What do you think? Which style do you prefer? 

SKIRTS 

I've never tried white T-shirt with my navy skirt from Dotti but now I love this style! 

OVERALLS

What is your eye shape?

Woo hoo and welcome to another fashion and style-related post !  As a student, sometimes we don't always have the budget to buy as many outfits as we would like. So instead, you've got to make the best of what you have already ! Today, I'm going to show 10 distinct approaches to style and jazz up any outfit.

Ready...? Let's get started !

Image Source: Olivia Palermo by Jak & Jil

Layering

Image Source: Gizele Oliveria of Gizele A Go-Go

Image Source: Nicole Warne from Gary Pepper Girl

Layering clothing items is a great way to add different elements of textures to your outfit as well as staying toasty on a cold and chilly day.



Add Statement Jewellery

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Adding statement jewellery pieces are a neat way to accentuate your neckline or even distract from your decolletage, depending on your outfit choice. It's also a clever way to make a repeated outfit look completely new or different. Shush, don't tell.




Belt It Up

Image Source: Le Fashion

Using a belt in your outfit is a perfect way to tie together your whole outfit as well as giving yourself some shape by cinching in your waist.



Roll it up

Image Source: Piper Winston

Rolling up your jean or pant hemlines not only show off your pretty ankles but they also help draw more attention to the real show stoppers: the shoes !!




Cuff it

Image Source: Leandra Medine of The Man Repeller

Cuffing the sleeves on your shirt give off a minimalist vibe, particularly if you choose to not wear jewellery. It also looks fabulous when your sleeves are cuffed to show off any wrist and hand jewellery.


Tie It in a Knot

Image Source: Jesse Kamm

Image Source: Zina Charkoplia

Whether it be tying the bottom of your button up shirt in a cute knot or tying a flannel around your waist, it's a cheeky way to accentuate your waist or show off a little skin.



Button Up or Button Down

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Image Source:Baltimore Fashion Blogger

When choosing to wear a button up shirt, you can completely transform your outfit by simply selecting whether you wished to button up for a more demure, classic look or button down for a more casual, modern look.




Over The Top

Image Source: Style de Monde

Image Source: Micah Gianneli

A new trend kicking it in the street fashion world is wearing items that are not traditionally worn together, being worn over the top over each other. Shirt over dress, dress over pants and even skirt over the dress are just some of the ways fashionistas are choosing to wear clothing pieces.



Tuck It In

Image Source: Sarah Nait

Image Source: Who What Wear

Image Source:The Coveteur

Front tuck, Half tuck, All tuck. So many ways to slightly alter your outfit to show off certain elements of your clothes or to celebrate a change of occasion.


Drape It

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Image Source: Song of Style

Drape it,  cape it. Just by draping your blazer, jacket or coat over your shoulders is the fastest and easiest way to make your outfit look 1000x more classy and elegant. Believe me, try it !

In the midst of a busy lifestyle, sometimes it can be difficult to find the time to make yourself look completely presentable. Styling your hair is one of the simple tricks which can transform any outfit to make yourself look flawless for everyday activities like work and uni or even for a fancy night out.

Today, I'm going to share with you, fellow ladies (or gents), five quick and easy hairstyles that require no heat and minimum hair accessories.



The Braided Updo

This look is really great for medium to long haired girls !

Image Source: Divine Caroline

1. Using a comb, split your hair into two even sections.
2. Loosely braid both sections and secure with small invisible hair ties.
3. Grab the two plaits and tie them in a simple knot at the base of your neck (Note: if you have long hair, you may tie it more than twice to make the ends short and easy to tuck in.)
4. With the ends of your plaits, tuck them underneath your makeshift knotted bun.
5. Secure with bobby pins.

Image Source: Cup of Jo

1. Brush out hair, and use a comb to separate into two sections, slightly off centre : one larger section with 3/4 of your hair and the other with a 1/4 of your hair.
2. Secure the larger section with a hair tie
3. Using your smaller section of your hair, begin tightly twisting your hair away from your face and angle it towards the other side of your head
4. After twisting, create a knot by weaving the large and small section together.
5. After knotting, use the left over small section to loosely wrap around the combined pony and secure with a bobby pin.

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1. Gather all your hair and tie it in a high pony tail with an elastic
2. Select a few strands of her from the bottom of the pony tail, enough to wrap around to cover the elastic band
3. Using the hair strands, wrap the hair over the elastic in an anticlockwise motion until your elastic is covered.
4. Tuck the ends of your hair into the hair tie.

Image Source: Women and Men's Hairstyle

1. Separate your hair into 3 sections: one large section in the middle and two smaller sections on either side of your head.
2. With the two sections at both ends of your head: Twist the hair in the direction towards your head until they reach the back of your head.
3. Secure into a ponytail with a hair ties
4. Use the hair from the large middle section of your head and begin tucking the hair over the hair tie so it creates a hair roll.
5. Secure with bobby pins.

The Criss-Cross Low Bun