#45: Nude Shades for Winter Days

Hello Fashionistas 🙂

How has your week been so far? Are you excited that the weather has finally changed in Cyprus? I am 😉

This season one of my favourite colour combinations is the warm sense of Nude shades with the contrasting darkness of Black. We will definitely see nudes moving around in combination with grey, charcoal, black, navy blue and melograno and you will definitely see me adopting the look, always with my own personal style!

We will also see total Nude outfits from head-to-toe, which I absolutely adore but for those Fashionistas who have pale skin like I do, these can be very tricky, unless you wear bold makeup or bold accessories. I would for example go for both dark eyes and lips if I would wear nude from head-to-toe!

One TIP for petite ladies and for all the Fashionistas out there, total nude outfits will elongate your shape because they create one slim line that will make your lines appear endless. Cool right? 😉

One of my favourite brands has perfectly matched blush pink with charcoal grey and black in a co-ordinates group called Flint Stones; this brand is not other than Taifun of course!

I chose a blouse from Taifun with a small print (thank you so much Taifun for the blouse!!) and I matched it with an eco leather A line mini skirt by Oeuvre from Melina. For coverage I went with a woollen coat again by Taifun in a nudish pink shade that matched the colour of the blouse. I completed the outfit with a pair of Ego knee-high boots in black and a Versace Jeans crossbag in black leather and rose-gold (one of my favourite colours of all times). I am also holding a Rinascimento hat from SHE Boutique.

Another TIP, for hourglass shaped Fashionistas just like me these type of skirts can complement your figure really well, so make sure you purchase one this season 😉

P.S. Taifun available for the world if you just press on the word Taifun. You can also follow them on Instagram and Facebook.

-for Cyprus however, available exclusively in Cyprus only at SHE.

Photography by Paris Savva.