What I Like and What I Don’t.

This post is about what I think has gone out of style and what fascinates me right now. I am not going to say that these are the current trends and that kind of nonsense. Just what I think has now become a cliche and needs to be let gone off and what would be a  good investment for your closet.

1. Aviators are out.

I don’t know why they even lasted so long. I am tired of them. To me, they seem like a lazy way to try to look stylish. Lennons, catty ones and minty colours are to go for now.

2. Pretty footwear is out.

Have some fun. Jump around. Splash around in puddles and stay comfortable. That’s why dainty, petite and girly shoes are out. Your shoes need to protect you and not the other way around. Man up, ladies.

3. Hairbands are out.

So tired of seeing grown up women wearing slim hairbands in colours such as baby pink and with pears and diamonds on it. You are not a child. No age or outfit will ever be an excuse to wear those hairbands. If you do want to be flirty, try floral crowns instead. So different and so pretty.

4. Lace is out.

I don’t need to say anything more. Try holographic accessories and clothes. Be edgy. I love holographs.

5. Hearts, butterflies, owls are out.

Wear accessories that are angular. Try sharp cuts and strokes. I love pyramids. Always has and always will.

What I think is in style, doesn’t necessarily mean you should think the same too. Tell me what your opinion is. Any quirky trend that has missed my eye? Anythin unique out there? Anything or nothing at all? Still do leave a comment or write to me at obsessiveclothingdesire@gmail.com. Tah Ta, ladies!

Small Make-up Tricks That Can Go A Long Way

Here is a bunch of stuff I have tried on myself and friends and seems to have worked perfectly fine. Keep reading sistas!

1. How to make tiny lips look plump: 

 Take a little matte brown eye shadow and lightly shade just below the center of your bottom lip, this gives shape  and makes the center of your lips more in focus.

You could also try, using a little shimmery powder highlighter in the center of your top and bottom lips.

2. Easy sultry eyes:

Combine a little black eyeliner in with your concealer and apply it to your eyelid for a simple smokey eye. Finish the look off with black mascara and eyeliner.

3. Finding the perfect pink shade:

The perfect pink shade for you will be a colour that matches the inside of your gums, a little brighter is okay to but avoid going lighter or you will look pale and tired.

4. Wear perfume correctly:

Don’t use perfume on your neck, décolletage or the back of your ears. Most perfumes contain alcohol which makes the skin more sensitive to Silverlight so when it comes into contact with the sun it results in pigmentation.

5. Best time to wear make-up:

 Apply your makeup after a hot bath, as the warmth stimulates your blood flood and the steam pushes out impurities from your skin, which helps your makeup to glide on more smoothly.

 

For more tips do visit this cool blog: http://makeuptips-blog.com

 

How To Be Coy With Your Clothing

I get it, not everyone is comfortable wearing shorts and stripy clothes. Reasons can be various like religion, body image, scars or maybe just the weather. But to be stylish not always do you have to wear less clothes. Below are certain ways to dress coy, casual and chic.

 

1. Flannel Pants are always a better option that just jeans. Wear a stretched crop top in bright colors and go slightly Desi with a jhola, kolhapuris and glass bangles. Finish the look with some sunglasses.

 

 

2.  Wear a pastel hi-low skirt that is tight at the waist. Wear a full sleeve tight tee. Now once again choose between going western with neons and a satchel or going Desi with a chokar and a jhola. Finish the look with beige combat boots.

 

3. Not all dresses need to be tight. Wear a slug maxi dress and accessorise it with some chunky black jewelry.

4. Leggings. Always the next best thing to jeans. Wear a funky print, hi-low shirt (you don’t want to show your assets to strangers) and once again, combat boots.

Got any more ideas? Comments, criticism? Anything at all. Do email me at obsessiveclothingdesire@gmail.com or just leave a like or comment. Thanks!