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Here we are, back again with a boyish look. After my androgynous cape style, here’s another mixed style – but this time I’m making a long dress look more masculine with a tie and a small hat. It’s something very different, even more different than my look with the cape, since a tie is something I really haven’t worn before.
I know, it’s probably kind of weird to see me like this – even for me it’s very strange, but I kind of liked “switching” (well, not really, because of the dress) roles for a day. ;) Nevertheless, I’m pretty sure that you won’t see me dressed like this again anytime soon – I’ll always prefer extremely feminine and diva-like looks. ;)
Anyways, I love the combination of black and gray – I find it even more interesting than the classic black and white (but it’s still my favorite). I wanted to make this dress a bit more form-fitting with a belt, and that’s where it all started. Adding the vintage hat (it’s from my father’s grandfather), the tie, the bag and the shoes, it’s a very minimalistic style, but there’s just this special something about it. I also went for a more feminine and smokey make-up in order to make everything look more feminine again. The interesting part about it is that I used some gold for it, even though the rest of the outfit only includes silver hardwear.
Eigentlich passt das Outfit ja nicht mehr ganz so zum Frühlingswetter – geshootet haben wir das auch vor einer Weile (übrigens in Berlin), aber ungebloggt soll es natürlich nicht bleiben. Und auch wenn gestern schönster Sonnenschein in Hamburg war, war es doch noch ganz schön frisch – perfekt also für einen Trenchcoat-Look – auch wenn wir natürlich ein paar frühlingshaftere Outfits fotografiert haben. ;)