Is it bad to wear off-white and white in the same outfit? - off white ofrum
I have these very cute white shoes ordered over the Internet. Cuz I was completely white. But if I wore a white shirt with white-out shoes, it's a bad image / bizarre? What happens outside the white shoes complete with a white shirt and jewelry?
Friday, January 15, 2010
Off White Ofrum Is It Bad To Wear Off-white And White In The Same Outfit?
10 comments:
The shirt looks with the shoes could be good in white shoes, when not far from the T-shirt tooo, but I like the idea of a white shirt with precious stones. It would be so nice
Well, if you have an explanation, go ahead and fill the boots to - I do not confuse the two personally
Ozzy is correct, but much depends on their personal
and appearance. Blonde, brown, black hair?
The skin, hair and skin so clear, I am afraid
a team of all white, would not be the best option.
So give the man a chance and let us know a little
their physical appearance, height and everything. In each
Case is on what you are from, because these
is what a smile on his face.
no. Fashion is a statement about how you see, not what others think.
go for it!
thats weird
No, I have walls with eggshell white balance in the room. I mean Classic.
Not necessarily bad, but everything depends on whether the team or do not fill his shoes. If you wear dark clothes in the white shoes seem to be understood as an optical illusion. Trust me, I asked Derren Brown
I was wearing a white shirt and tight pants and bright white shoes, I really do not realize, and no one that my mother but all mothers have eagle eyes and can feel things a little smaller
should not wear white or whitish cogens from the white look very dirty
Jewelry ND Tho colored shirt looks like a great idea!
xx
Beyond black and white is rarely all on the same computer. Last winter, let my friend, the white boots in the VS catalog (think they know) and I wanted to use a white sweater that looked good. Jewelry white with summer colors like pink and green are really cute together. Please do not confuse not quite white.
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