May 24, 20202 min read

White Out

Updated: May 31, 2020

In color psychology, white symbolizes creativity, purity, and feeling wholesome. Summer is coming to an end and after reflecting on these last few months, I definitely feel those things. It seems like everything went by so quickly, but I am proud of what I have accomplished.

White can also represent equality, and a sense of peace. I promised myself after my graduation that I would try to live a balanced life, where all aspects, from my relationships to work life would have an equal space. This balance led to a peace of mind, where I worry less and am comfortable in all type of situations.

Clarity and stability are on top of the list for me. Self-reflection, lifestyle changes and growth(even though it was sometimes uncomfortable) has allowed me to feel at ease. I think it's important to admit to ourselves when changes must be made; we tend to trivialize emotions or hide them from the outside world, but accepting them is what actually makes us stronger.

This one-shoulder ruffle top(honestly the best description I can give haha) is one of my favorite pieces. I wanted one for the longest and finally found it during my mini getaway trip to Atlanta back in July. It was a random find, I guess things really find their way to you when you stop thinking about them.

I admit, the top is a bit tricky because it bulges out when tucked in(the OCD in me got very frustrated by that) but I tried my best to make it work with these light wash jeans from H&M.

What I love the most about the top is its design. It's feminine and don't even get me started on the open back!

Since the top is white and the jeans blue, I thought adding nude pumps and gold accents would be a nice touch. The gold around the #Hermeslink(no ice blue mink though) was similiar to the one on my earrings, so I felt all matched up haha.