What’s lightweight, comfy, yet annoying when having to use the restroom (Tis true. Kind of the same inconvenience with footy pajamas)?

Y’all guessed it…well, I’d hope! It’s a summer staple: THE ROMPER.

This olive romper is detailed with small eyelet cutouts and has a ruffled strap from the shoulder crossing over to the back. I wore this outfit out towards the evening, so I decided to layer a thin cotton 3/4 sleeved tee underneath the romper to stay a tad bit cozy as summer nights tend to get breezier.  Then, to host a festival on my feet, I wore a fun pair of sandals that has multiple colored tassels including: pink, blue, black and sand brown. Each step you take, every tassel dances to the sway of your motions and it simply gets along well with your outfit.

To finalize the look, I added a black&white braided belt, with fringes attached on both ends, to secure my waistline and using it for an emphasis on the outfit. Normally belts are ignored amongst the array of accessories available, because more often then not, most of us would rather purchase another pair of shoes or bag rather than a simple belt. I kid you not; belts are NOT to ALWAYS be disregarded because sometimes the absence of a belt makes your jeans look lonely or your waist line to swim beneath the fabric (which is okay, time to time). Mix and match things up! That’s what style is about: creating your unique outer self.

Ladies, we have all had moments we wanted to wear a sundress, but at the same time run around and throw a frisbee at a BBQ party or just simply sit in a “criss-cross apple sauce” position. Here is the perfect solution. Rompers are super comfortable on any occasion. They sometimes give off the same vibe that dresses often portray, but nope. They’re shorts/pants. A definite must try, must have, win/win situation!

Romper

Sandals (Purchased mine in Seoul, but here are similar ones)

Make sure to chill through the last few days of summer with a quick “easy as 1, 2, 3” step wardrobe piece.

1) choose the perfect romper to wear.

2) Slip each leg into the romper.

3) Cinch the waistline with a nice complementary belt.

Cheers,

Inha

All photos taken through iphone6