For Love and Lemons Summer 2014 Lookbook

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For Love and Lemons Summer 2014 Lookbook

The last time I posted an inspiring lookbook was also by For Love and Lemons, and this time they have successfully stunned me again. 

The 2014 lookbook combines basically all of my interests,  lolita, sexiness without over doing it, messy hair, causal poses, vintage, just enough tease, and don't forget the outfit and styling. I think I am able to announce that I shall love every of their campaigns, and promise to get a few pieces from their collection anytime soon. SOLD ME. 

SPRING

 My list of some of the ongoing trends that I hope to incorporate.

My Spring Moodboard: Rihanna and her pearls, Pastel, Half-up fishbone hair, Balmain Spring 2014, Denim Overall, Celine one-ear only, Dior chiffon skirt, Thigh Split Skirts, Orange Lips.

Templeton

BDG Sweater/ American Apparel Easy Jeans/ Saint Laurent Bag/ Tepbojinha Pony Hair Boots/ Fallon Earrings/ Nastygal Rings

Missing everything about the United Kingdom, especially when I see this picture.

(Love alone is worth the fight. )

Neutral Spring

I always wish I can come up with something more dramatic or different, but on a regular basis I am uncomfortable wearing too much makeup, and I just don't want to do a look for the sake of just doing a look. So here it is, my neutral spring makeup look, or can we say what I wore over the weekend? A fresh clean look with a brown golden toned eyeshadow, minimal eyeliner barely winging it at the end, and a sweet pink juicy lips. 

Products used:
Make Up For Ever HD Primer
Laura Mercier Mineral Powder (Natural Beige)
Sleek Contour Kit (Light)
YSL Semi Loose Powder
Too Faced Eyeshadow Primer
Sephora Eyeshadow Palette (Right Column 5, 6, 8)
Lancome Le Crayon Khol Eyeliner (Ebony Black)
Soap and Glory Supercat Eyeliner (Carbon Black)
Mary Kay Lash Love Waterproof Mascara
Benefit Blush (Dandelion)
Chanel Rouge Coco Shine (Boy)
MAC Dazzleglass (Extra Amps)

TRENCH

Zara Trench Coat/ Saint Laurent Bag/ BCBG Max Azria Cuff/ Unknown Bodycon Dress/ H&M Stockings

Wearing a mini dress with a longer overcoat is a good way to show the right amount of skin without looking like I am trying too hard. Plus, what is London without a trench-coat on!? It protects me from the cold, rainy, and unpredictable weather, and it is just effortlessly chic as it blows up with the wind while you walk. 

Found these leopard print boots I bought five years ago underneath the deepest corners of my shoe closet. Brought them along to travel as they add me some height, but the chunky and not-too-tall heels are just comfortable enough to walk in. 

These photos were taken on my last days during spring break and now I am already back in Seattle.    

(Beautiful minds inspire others.)