BROKEN are meant to be

Combining black with blue (or pink with red!), mixing gold and silver jewellery, being too matchy-matchy (or not matching at all...) and wearing white any other season than sum-mer. Some rules are based on style and aesthetics, and some are de-rived out of cultural reasons (for example black being a mourning color). The list of things you shouldn’t do is long.

Maybe it’s time to re-evaluate some of these traditional musts. Today, fashion is not usually used as a tool to convey hidden messages or state social status, but is more a way of expressing identity and personality. Then, what is a better way of doing that than being a fashion outlaw?

Get inspired by these street style-looks that would make the conservative fashion police choke on his coffee and donut.

Rules

MIS-MATCHED BAG AND SHOES

BLACK AND BLUE

RED AND PINK

WHITE SHOES IN FALL

MATCHY-MATCHY

for fashion outlaws

4 rulesTIPS

1. Mis-match! Ever felt the need of matching your shoes with your bag? Get over it...

2. Every day is party! Sequins and glitter is a perfect way of creating a stand-out casual outfit

3. Mix the different seasons. In a time of global warming - who cares anyway? Bright and pastel colors lightens up the A/W wardrobe, and black looks great with sun-kissed skin

4. Don’t think too much. Wear whatever feels great when you look at yourself in the mirror. Confidence is always the best ac-cessory to any outfit!

- Mikaela K. Erson

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