Chiconomical

Not really a dating person? Well, you don't need a man to celebrate Valentine's Day. I love the idea of having an all girls date and that's pretty much what I've planned for myself. Honestly, give the boy chasing a break and take sometime to relax, enjoy yourself and not worry too much about your love life. Oh, and aren't things always more fun with your girls? Think crazy days of shopping where the other person actually has a properly worded opinion when you try on an outfit instead oh, "Uhh, yea it looks good" and checking out those hot guys on the beach minus the awkwardness (no man wants their woman hooting for another guy, innit?) oh and of course, eating food while you compare who's gonna get fatter after it! Yep, that's my kinda day, so of course I have an outfit for it!

For the girl who likes to follow cupid's colorbeam



I love the idea of going a little retro for Valentine's day. A simple yet stunning skirt is pretty much a big addition to your wardrobe and this one was a birthday present that came a little late. I love the print since I'm a big fan of London and the red rose, well, I bought it for myself and I don't need to be gifted one to make my day. A simple tshirt can be jazzed up if paired with a pretty printed skirt or leggings.

For the girl who likes to follow her own colorbeam



I love the idea of wearing statement tshirts on Valentines day. Honestly, if you're a girl who doesn't like to wear pinks and reds, this look is laid back yet chic enough to go pretty much anywhere. Even if you are going on a date (a blind date maybe), this would be a good idea. Wear what you are on your clothes and warn the guy that this is me! You better learn to accept it!
(PS; I haven't yet found a shopping slogan tee, if I did that would be my perfect blind date outfit no? )

Well, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and call all your single ladies, because you don't have to be dating to celebrate being in love!

Valentine's Day is just round the corner and I know there are lots of people out there already planning their outfits or probably frantically ordering things online at the last minute for their better halves. Personally, I'm spending the week pampering myself with a bunch of presents for myself and these are all making me smile loads! However, for all those love birds out there, here's look 1 of my 3 part series on Valentines.

Every post will have two outfits for the typical and the not so typical girl for every kind of valentines day plan! Today's theme? Brunch date. Ohhh imagine those lazy weekends where you wake up smiling and just know its going to be a good day. And then you find yourself walking to a lavish brunch buffet..... ahh, that's exactly where today's oufit is going!

For the girl who likes to follow cupid's colorbeam





You can't go wrong with a nice bright dress and floral prints. This look doesn't need too much fuss but still makes you look chic and put together. A simple dress and a floral blazer are a quick way to add a bit of Valentine loving to your brunch look. Add a hat and some soft pink gloss and you're ready to enjoy a romantic day with all the food, erm..I mean your boy.

For the girl who likes to follow her own colorbeam





So you don't think you can do flowers and you wouldn't be caught dead wearing pink? Well, add a little chic to your outfit by wearing your shorts with a printed blazer. Personally, I love stripes and that's why I picked this lovely blazer but honestly, you can add any print you like, or even a solid colored blazer in a bright color to a simple shorts and vest look to make it brunch ready. Oh, and bonus point, if you're having brunch by the beach (I know I would personally love that this Sunday), you can shrug off the blazer and be ready for that spot of beach volleyball or walk in the sea. W.I.N!

I'm not a fan of yellows. I usually think that since most of my wardrobe is black I'll invariable end up looking like a taxi advert if I do wear yellow. Which is why, owning a mustard colored anything is a complete novelty for me. Of course buying this dress brought with itself the challenge of styling it without looking like a taxi cab or an air-hostess. (Yes, I got called that the first time I wore it on a chilly winter evening with some tights).

For this look, I wanted to keep things simple, I added a lace scarf (knit by me, FYI) and a pair of sunnies. Pretty much a look that anyone can replicate with minimal effort. When in doubt, just add a scarf, that seems to be my myntra these days.