Who said kimonos were only for the hot season? This baby keeps you warm for those not-so-cold days of fall. The material has a soft silky texture that just looks so good in black. Or maybe I just love the color black. The details are everything: perfectly embroidered Kerol. D. logo, vintage studs, and beautiful fringe that makes me want to twirl in all its goodness. I opted for a knitted crop top and shorts to show some skin but still keep myself warm, then a brassy statement necklace with chunky platforms to complete my look. My version of a fall outfit! These platforms from Public Desire are my favorite as of late; they’re super comfy and makes any outfit look good. 'Til next time!

xo, Pau

Alessa Eye Logo Kimono from Kerol D. / Knitted Crop from Brandy Melville / Tribal Knit Shorts & Necklace from Urban Outfitters / Siren from Public Desire

Photography: Allen Chen (@aybce)

The seventies is definitely one of my favorite fashion eras. Everything from flare pants, wild flower prints, jumpsuits, tunics and platform shoes that add 5 inches to your height. Grooooovy.

This jumpsuit is just perfect for fall and I love how it reminds me of the seventies. It has a fitted waist and wide bottom flare, with a warm earthy tone of forest green. The 70’s jumpsuit trend was to put a wide belt to give you that foxy figure, but no need for that because this jumpsuit already has a corset that hugs your body gorgeously.

The sweetheart neckline gives you a voluptuous shape; you’ll leave the boys swooning. I wore my platforms from Public Desire because it just emphasizes the seventies vibe to it. I added my coin bib necklace because it adds a bohemian feel and a floppy hat to top off the look!

To Kill For Jumpsuit from Tobi / Coin Bib Necklace from Forever 21 / Woven Floppy Hat from H&M / Platforms from Public Desire

Peace and love, ya’ll.

xo, Pau

Photography: Allen Chen (@aybce)