in series of Customized look:long flow-y skirt

hellooo friends.Thanks for viewing my blog today.I am going to show how a long flowy skirt can be worn in three different ways.All the transformations are fun and chic.They also represent different personalities.So have a look at the corresponding pics and give your valuable feedback.


Okay,so this first look is so much in fashion right now,high waisted skirts with a broad belt.





I would grade this look more of a sophisticated one.Its simple ,its neat and its all White!!!!!White itself speaks for sophistication.






This third look was created spontaneously.Wear your skirt like a tube dress.Add a belt to give definition to your waist.
Green Tank Top::-Lifestyle
Skirt::-street market in New Delhi
Printed Cardigan::-Wet seal
Rope Belt::-Gap
Black-Silver Belt::-Betsey Jhonson

hope you enjoyed this work of mine.





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