My Looklet Colection

I've new hobby nowadays. And it is totally out of any other's thought. Few weeks ago, my friend Lia Arista introduced me a website called LOOKLET.COM. When she told me it is about fashion and styled a model i was directly uninteresting.

She played this everyday on class computer at school. So we watch her often. For short, i began to play as well. Looklet is the worlds first digital styling studio. I can create looks on real models with their ever growing selection of fashion and accessories.

1. Look Name : Nerd Beauty
This is my first look and i was unexperienced. This girl is a journalist and a book writer who crazy bout literature stuffs.


ITEMS IN THIS LOOK :

*GLASSES BY ALVA ISAKSSON
*SHOULDERBAG BY PULL & BEAR
*BELT BY PALMGRENS
*PANTS BY SPRINGFIELD
*BLOUSE BY D&G
*BRA BY BJÖRN BORG
*HEELS BY ROBERTO TORRETTA
*TATTOO BY LOOKLET


2. Look name : Left the Ethics
One of my friend said, this look is kinda innocent on top but when we look down we see some wild look. So this girl has double personality or character.


ITEMS IN THIS LOOK :

*HEAD BAND BY TOPSHOP
*EARRING BY CANDIED POISON
*BRACELET BY INDISKA
*NECKLACE BY HOSS INTROPIA
*VEST BY HOPE
*BELT BY BEYOND RETRO
*SHORTS BY BALMAIN
*PANTIE BY CALVIN KLEIN
*BRA BY LA REDOUTE
*BOOTS BY TOPSHOP
*OVER-KNEES BY ALEXIS MABILLE

3. Look name : My new Look
Its just a girl named Summer who seek for fun on a beach in California.


ITEMS IN THIS LOOK :

*SUNGLASSES BY ANON
*HAT BY BOSS BLACK
*RUCKSACK BY EASTPAK
*BRACELET BY JUST AFRICA
*RING BY TOPSHOP
*MINI DRESS BY DOLCE & GABBANA
*BIKINI BY VOLCOM
*SNEAKERS BY ADIDAS
*TIGHTS BY BJÖRN BORG
*TATTOO BY LOOKLET

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