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Dasha Gold
Dasha Gold, the Australian blogger, is here again. Recently she has been super busy, as Dasha was invited to attend the shows of New York Fashion Week. I assume, now the beauty works hard on improving her blog. Taking pictures, posing for the photographers and creating saucy looks sound very exhausting. However, she managed and accomplished all her goals well. One of the proofs is this photoset.
Dasha Gold: Street Style
This time Dasha collaborated with Shakuhachi, the Australian brand. The blogger created a vey saucy look which can be interpreted as both sporty and glam-chic. Also, the look reminds me of Rihanna or Rita Ora, both loving the crop tops. Image may be NSFW.Clik here to view.
Dasha Gold
One of the biggest recurring street style and runway trends that stood out in New York, Paris and Milan is the monochrome styling. What fascinates me about this trend is the endless amount of ways to put it together; it suits almost all kinds of personalities, body shapes and evolves with introduction of the new wardrobe basics, the character of the wearer and their personal style. It allows you to look beyond the colour or prints, to play with shapes, textures and sizes. With monochromes it is easier to mix and match swimwear with office wear and daywear with evening-wear.You will definitely fall in love with what Dasha offers this time. The ensemble is entirely monochrome, but for a pair of elegant ankle straps with gold styling. Black and white pants are paired with the matching blazer, whereas the bold strappy bikini top reveals Dasha's tuned abs and slim waist. A python clutch in black, jewelry pieces and trendy glasses in white accessorized the look.
It is a great pleasure to team up with one of Australia’s top fashion labels Shakuhachi on this exciting summer styling project. I have always adored the brand’s vision, unique and on-trend designs, and I am totally addicted to the latest Summer 2013 collection.Dasha Gold should do more collaborations with Shakuhachi, as the first one was pretty successful.
