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If you've got a printed blouse, why not try pairing it with a simple skirt. I added this scarf that I'd made a few years back to pull together the colors of the skirt and the top. This is actually a blouse but I decided it was pretty enough to be worn on its own. Always remember, blouses are croptops waiting to be paired in the right way! And while you're at it, why not forgot the traditional accessories for a headband. I used an extra bit of fabric that I'd bought at a flea market in Kolkata and turned it into a headband. Look around, I assure you there's lots of stuff you can reuse, all you need to do is use your imagination!

This is the kind of look that I don when I'm travelling. Why not give the regular tight clothes a skip and go for anti-fit outfits. This reminds me of the traditional north eastern outfits that I used to see when I was a child. I've never been there and don't really know the traditions but this is almost my tribute to their silhouettes. Its always interesting to try things out of my comfort zone and I encourage you to try it too!

What have you been wearing today? I hope you have a fabulous week ahead. Don't forget to swing by the blog tomorrow to see three ways to wear the next color. Oh btw, if you want EVEN MORE inspiration to wear orange, go sign up for The Chiconomical Insider and I'll shoot you two more looks using this very skirt! 

Hello Tuesday! It's yet another Tuesday and you know what that means! I've gone out and found three ways to wear something awesome. In case you've been thinking of investing in a piece that you just don't think you can get the best cost per wear out of, I've got you covered. While last week, I spoke about how to wear a white jumpsuit in three different ways, today I'm tackling its sometimes trickier cousin, the playsuit. A playsuit is what I'd define as the risque cousin of the more demure jumpsuit and is usually characterised by a mid thigh length and sometimes a much more forgiving fit. I decided to style this playsuit that's got an almost fairytale feel with its pastel blue color and ruffles three different ways. No, Koovs doesn't sponsor any of my wardrobe or posts although I sometimes wish they did! Anyway, onto the three simple, quick and unique ways to style this ruffled playsuit. Mind you, these tricks work well with almost any old playsuit you may have lying in your cupboard.



Candy Floss Gypsy

Summers almost always make me want to bring out the bright colors. This candy floss skirt was a street find that made my eyes hurt and that's just how I decided to buy it. The pop pink neon is such a cool color I almost wish I was popping a bubble gum while wearing this!


I layered my powder blue playsuit with this bright maxi skirt and added a few bohemian accessories to complete the look. The bag compliments and ties everything together too!

Classic Brunching

The simplest way to wear an outfit is by not adding any extra frills to it and letting it speak for itself. Since this playsuit has such a great style, I decided to wear it just the way it is with just a few pieces added to complete the look.


The necklace that I'm wearing is actually a pair of bowties (you may have seen me sporting it in this post) that I bought in the Quirk Box sale and decided to thread through an old broken necklace to make my very own new one! Adding a pair of flats and I'm all ready to walk into a sunday brunch in style!

Sweet Punk Rocker

Okay, this is the look I'm most excited about! If you're a girl who loves her frills as much as her boots then this look is for you.

For this look, I simply added a cropped black tshirt on top and topped off the look with a pair of ankle boots. You guys, this is one of my favorite looks and honestly, I love how unique and different it looks compared to the rest of the three looks!

I hope these looks have given you some outfit inspiration and help you find your own unique ways to wear something you already own. If you still then you need more inspiration, why not join us for The Chiconomical Insider that's launching next month. It's your one stop shop to style tips, places to shop and more. And the best part? It's absolutely free!