Hey guys, I hope you’re having a great day and sorry for almost a week of silence, the little vacation I had was very much needed 
In this post I’m happy to be collaborating with a Ukrainian brand BeTrendy, which also ships internationally. Guys over at BeTrendy asked me to share my ideas on how to style one of this season’s key pieces – a pastel pant.
In this post I’m happy to be collaborating with a Ukrainian brand BeTrendy, which also ships internationally. Guys over at BeTrendy asked me to share my ideas on how to style one of this season’s key pieces – a pastel pant. I came up with 3 super easy combinations that are definitely easy to recreate with almost any closet. Let me guys know which one do you like best!
LAID BACK
Sometimes when I’m in a hurry I just want to throw on a couple of random pieces and be done with it. This is exactly what I did in this outfit, just making sure the fabrics and the colors are sort of on the same page. I can’t get enough of pairing elegant pieces with sneakers, hence my new Adidas babies.
Top – DIY / Shirt – Oasap / Pants – BeTrendy / Sneakers – Adidas via Hoodboyz / Bag – Asos / Watch – Michael Kors / Sunnies – Asos
CLASSIC
This is probably the easiest way to style any pants, you can never go wrong with a white shirt and a pair of pointy toes. Perfect for work or dinner with friends. I kept the entire ensemble classic with a beige tote and tortoise frames.
Shirt – Stylemint / Pants – BeTrendy / Heels – River Island (in pastels here) / Bag – Michael Kors / Watch – Casio / Sunnies – Asos
TRENDY
This has to be my favorite of all three outfits, even though I’m far from satisfied with my abs, I can’t help wearing crop tops in the heat that we’re having. The pool sliders from Asos are my new favorite go to shoes, I’ve tried them on with so many outfits and surprisingly they work every time!
Crop top – Sheinside / Pants – BeTrendy / Sliders – Asos / Backpack – New Look / Sunnies – Asos / Watch – Michael Kors
The following year I’ll be focusing on building up energy and channeling in into the right directions (something I failed to do in 2013, hence the absolute exhaustion by the end of the year). Less work, more fun, less meat and sugar, more veggies and water and so on. 
