MISMATCHED

Dress - Asos Africa, Bag - TK Maxx, Bracelets - Marc Jacobs, Shoes - Christian Loubutin

Here's hoping I've brought some sunshine your way, thank God its friday :o)

xoxo

Shally

Work Chic - When in doubt wear plaid

Dress - ASOS, Shoes - Zara, Bag & Blazer - Mango

(Shout out to our readers in Nigeria, you can get a similar dress HERE )

Its ridiculous how I've od'd on plaid just ridiculous, I just really love plaid/tartan prints... Maybe its the little scottie in me... Its funny that I miss Edinburgh because I really hated my earlier part of living there but somehow grew to love it... Looking back at that time all I can do is thank God for growth, God is awesome and puts us in certain places/positions for reasons that always work out for our good, the best we can do is to trust Him, He has the best plans :o) ... How is everyone doing? Hopefully your week has started out great, enjoy the rest of your week guys.

xoxo

Shally

Photos by Jide Odukoya

Inspiration: Celine

My dear people, if you are a Nigerian and you have never seen this print, you either: 1. Do not live in Nigeria; 2. Did not go to boarding school or; 3. Do not leave your house.

You can imagine my surprise/excitement when Celine's Fall 2013 Collection came out and lo and behold it was 'Ghana Must Go' inspired (no offense to our Ghanaian brothers, you know we have love for you). For our non-Nigerian readers, here in Nigeria ''Ghana Must Go'' bags are plastic carryall bags made in this print and are sold in almost every corner of town. You will most likely find a Ghana Must Go bag in 1 out of 5 homes in Nigeria. Why they are called that is a story for another day.

source- google.com

source-google.com

source-google.com

Anyway, back to my excitement. Shortly after the Celine Collection came out, I stumbled across this dress and I sharply snapped it up.

I wore it out a while back and kept getting called '''Ghana Must Go girl'. This print is definitely a head turner, literally.

Dress- Asos, get it here
Shoes- Zara

Love,
Segi