Denim short overalls, black and white striped crop top, and black high cut skate shoes. Finish off with a simple black watch and a high pony tail.
White backless dress with a gigantic bow at the waist, bright Filipino-textile boots, and a small brown leather backpack. Completed with a simple pear necklace, owl earrings,…
A white Lace-top-layered-polka-dot-bottom dress with a big bow, black cardigan, brown Loti shoes, and my gold owl necklace. The look is completed by the gold wing…
Patterned crop top, floor length, black skirt, leather sandals. Completed with just a half ponytail and a simple gold necklace.
White blouse, blue laced skirt, black blazer and Oxford heels. Topped with (not shown) watch and gold owl necklace.
White V-neck shirt, khaki shorts, yellow and brown flats. Complete with a leather bag, white belt, black watch, and sunnies.
Kimono rental is one of the experiences definitely worth trying in Japan. Renting a kimono in Japan is an incredible experience. I loved it so much that I’ve tried it thrice in different regions of Japan. For a budget traveler like me, it’s not a small sum to pay, but I do think its worth it. I take a million photos and explore as much as I can so I can milk a kimono rental’s worth of photos and experiences.
Everyone has heard that you need to have these basic items to be fashionable. White tee, jeans, heels, etc etc. But what really makes or breaks the outfit are the accessories you use. Create so many outfits using just the basics AND then adding a flair here and there. You can even express different styles depending on the combination of accessories you pair with each other.