Credit | Caroline Louis
How to wear pink blouse styles in outfits that are far from boring.
Whether it’s a solid dusty pink top or a printed one in stripes or gingham, wearing anything pink is a way to embrace that serene femininity that can be lovely to embrace.
A lot of females that grew up with a tomboy inclinations had no patience for pink. I’m not saying I was a tomboy but I did feel that pink was too barbie doll for my taste in my growing up years. Now that I’m pretty old, I find myself opening up my wardrobe to pink things and my laptop keyboard cover is in pink. I also love wearing sweet pink nail polish these days. What does that say about me? It says that sometimes it’s easy to dislike something because of what we perceive of it for that moment in time. If I keep wearing pink all day everyday, then one day I might just hurl because of too much of something is never good!
Anyways, my random rant aside, I am witnessing loads of blouses in pink in various shapes that have quite taken the street style fashion scene and I’m feeling it. The pink blouses have details like lace-up, eye-catching sleeves and an oversized construction that can go with your most boring pants! I think it’s always grand to pair something dramatic on top with something so forgettable down below just to keep it in a style balance. What do you think?
Find below some of the pink blouse styles and the way the fashion-savvy wear them with heaps of flair. Enjoy!
♥ | Pxkin
Which look is your favorite? Share below – I’d love to know!
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