By this time, I’m sure that most of you are already familiar
with the way I sometimes “copy” celebrity outfits. If you aren’t, then check
out the ways I copied Olivia Palermo here. Most of my friends are baffled how I’m
able to do so. Hmmm.
First of all, let me tell you this. Celebrities are just
like us. They just happen to have a stylist and endorse/ wear expensive clothes
XD The first question they throw at me is whether I purposely buy an item just
to copy a celebrity outfit. Well, of course not. Lol. But I must admit that
there are items, specifically Kendall endorsed accessories that I bought
(gaaah, she’s so effective at this!) because I saw the styling possibilities in
them. And yep, that should be the reason for the purchase. Also, in my part it
does help that there are sponsors where I can request some “trendy” items from.
This will be elaborated more below.
Second, how do I find the celebrity outfits? Again, it’s not
like I purposely find an outfit to copy. Most of the times I just happen to see
them in style websites and it would hit me like, BAM! I have all the
ingredients of this outfit (albeit a budget-friendly one). Lol! Instagram is an
endless source of outfit inspo from celebs themselves. Take for example this
look that Gigi Hadid debuted during the fashion week in Milan.
It’s a polarizing outfit that features a skirt over pants in one denim piece and made its way to different style websites to “discuss”.
See, it’s become so controversial that Mango itself made a replica of the
one-piece and named it after the model herself here. Luckily for me, having this
pants and denim skirt made it easier for me to recreate the “focal point” of
the ensemble. So, see and judge for yourself below. J
