The newest collection from Whimsigirl is out. Sure I wasn’t the only one quietly anticipating it and wow, they sure read our minds: their latest linen compilation are one of the dreamiest best!
Not only are they food-bump friendly, their sleeves length are everything! We all know the chiller knot skirts are bomb but the latest sleeve design truly gets a practical fashionista’s priority: grabbing food over surfaces seamlessly.
To cut it short because I could marvel at their collection all day, I will narrow down to a few styles that caught these eyeballs on my head.
Favorite Linen Kedah Iterations:
The Kedah linen sets are especially worth noting as it’s the picture of simplicity with nostalgic subtlety. Crochet trim detail adorns the neckline and sleeve’s edges. Roomy Kedah blouse silhouette comes with a knotted style skirt for the effortless look you can wear anywhere plus Eid type of settings. Made of pure linen from top to bottom, you can be sure that it’s max on comfort.
As stated, I hold a dear love and appreciation for the sleeve design as it is flared three quarter sleeved in a dropped shoulder style. You can wear the set with the blouse out like it’s traditionally worn or tuck the tail into the skirt for a modern vibe.
These come in a variety of colorways so you can be sure to find one in your favorite palette.
The Quarter Puffy Sleeve Blouse & Knot Skirt Set
Another winning favorite from the collection is the three quarter puff sleeve and knot skirt set. The blouse has a round collar and secured with shell buttons.
According to your style preference, you can wear the blouse loose or tucked into the knotted skirt. The set’s dainty print is such a win for me as it’s super feminine, vintage-esque and romantic.
These pieces can be purchased in a set or separately. Each is a design marvel and made specifically for the intense tropical Malaysia. Soft, subtle, filled with airy nostalgia, it’s not hard to fall in love with the Whimsigirl aesthetics. Be the Eid girl donned in one of these Nikmat sets & combos, why don’t you?
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