10 Items 10 Outfits: 90s KID

And so it begins... 10 items, 10 outfits, the first instalment. I'm a 90s kid. And by that I just mean I was born in that decade. I did not have the pleasure of indulging in the 90s fashion or music scenes. But luckily, if you wait long enough, things are bound to back in style. And this outfit, I think, is a true testament to that fact. A postmodern take on 90s fashion, by a 90s kid.

*Remember to check out ASOS Semester of Style if you haven't already.

Wearing 3 of the 10 items: 

1. Cut Out Crop Top 

Glamorous via ASOS*

2. 

Boyf

riend Jeans

ASOS*

 3. Cut Out Patent Leather Boots

ASOS*

Photos by Annisa

ASOS Semester of Style

Feeling like you're constantly re-wearing the same outfits over and over again to school or uni? And on a student's budget, I know it can feel like you have no other choice. But rather than get stuck in a rut, why not do a bit of wardrobe shuffle? I bet you'll be surprised just how many more outfits you can create from what you already have, provided you're willing to mix it up.

I was lucky enough to be asked by ASOS, along with a few other students/fashion bloggers from around the world, to be part of their 'Semester of Style' campaign. We each got to choose 10 items across a variety of categories from cutout boots to pinafores, and style them in as many different ways as we could.

At the moment you can find me under the titles: 'Printed Bomber,' 'Pinafore,' 'Statement Sweatshirt,' 'Backpack' and 'Pleated Skirt.' But of course, I've managed to create many more outfits from my little stash that I've decided to make my various outfits into a '10 Items 10 Outfits' series on my blog, which I hope will inspire you to challenge the way you've been wearing your wardrobe.

You can check out ASOS 'Semester of Style' here!
Remember to click on 'As Seen On Students' and browse through the items to see yours truly. 

FORTY THREE

I'm not a sports person. But that doesn't mean I don't have a team. I consider myself part of 'team music'- hence the 'Jagger' tee- and part of 'team fashion' (which I'll show you in another post soon). I'm a member in part for my passion, but perhaps more so for the sense of identity it brings. To be a 'fan' is more than over playing songs or plastering posters on your wall, it's to be a part of community of like minded people. Communities who, just like the Stones, can span generations, geographical and cultural divides. When you're part of team you're never really alone. (After all, there's no 'i' in team... though there is a 'me'...)

P.S. Keep your eyes on this space for tomorrows post. I have a very exciting announcement that some of you may already be a aware of...

Top: Millie Loves Min

Pants: Cameo

Shoes: Wittner

Photos by Annisa