SMART OUTFITS YOU WOULD LOVE: Picture Guide To Looking Smart

HIYA MIGGIES,

I love smart looks and that's my style. Anyways, the outfits I would post here are not made 
by my fashion academy but a kind of inspiration and guide to help you dress well. As a growing young girl, I've always been the eyes of many. Why? Because, I love been outstanding anywhere I go especially occasions. (Don't judge me whenever am pregnant, lol. I could be weird in fashion during pregnancy. Hehehee). 
At work, at school, offices, events, anywhere..., always look smart. Another thing you should know in fashion is not the price of your cloths but how you wear them.
View below some smart outfits I picked to guide you in looking smart ALWAYS. 


Something about this whole outfit is the neutral colour combinations. I love everything about this! So classy and smart!

Highwaist bombshot with a peach blazer and a Lacey top. So cute and classy!

This monochrome blazer has made a statement on the red jean. Classy!

Never goes wrong with black. Smart! Michelle Megan style.

Double breasted coat. Smart looking! Get inspired


ENJOY THE REST OF NUDE AND NEUTRAL COLOUR COMBO AND BE SMART ALWAYS.





Xoxo, 
Be smart always,
Evelyn Umeh.



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