Yes, the party top is now worn on a normal weekday morning: this is how it goes.
Remember this gimmick when the last festive pipe of the year is patted: this way you can get more out of your party top. Don’t unnecessarily leave party tops at the back of the wardrobe gathering dust, even if there are no parties or evening outings on the calendar all the time.
The glittering party top also tends to brighten up everyday outfits and ordinary office days. Give it a try!
Open-mindedly play with different patterns and materials when combining these. Inka Soveri
Only’s electric blue sequin top 29.99 e, Ellos. Mesh long-sleeved shirt 24.99 e, Lindex. Black bootcut stretch jeans 69.99 e, Lindex. Throughout the story, the shoes are Tavis model’s own.
Ball top + maxi dress Inka Soveri
Sparkly and decorative party tops can be worn everyday when you wear a narrow long-sleeved shirt, sweater or dress underneath. Especially the streamlined polo collar goes well with the open top.
Only’s electric blue sequin top 29.99 e, Ellos. Patterned mesh maxi dress 49.99 e, Lindex.
Ball top + sweater Inka Soveri
Casual jeans or loose and trendy thigh-pocket pants are smart for the bottom part, which bring even more relaxation to the outfit.
Jar pink wool polo 149 e, Sand. Semi-polo-collared, cropped Kimalletoppi 19.99 e, Chapter.
Billet top + polo shirt Inka Soveri
Silver spaghetti strap sequin top 29.99 e, Only. Slim, sky blue ribbed polo shirt with frill stitching on the sleeves and collar 24.99 e, Lindex.