Like A Prayer Inspired
“They’re judging me by my age. What’s the difference between that and racism, or any discrimination? I don’t understand. Because women generally, when they reach a certain age are expected to shut up, hide behind their man and or many have accepted that they’re not allowed to behave a certain way. But I don’t follow the rules. I never did. And I’m not going to start too.” Madonna
Jumpsuits are one of my ultimate favourite clothingΒ staplesΒ and have been now for a few years, and to be honest I probably now own around 14Β jumpsuits (and play-suits too), which range fromΒ casualΒ toΒ very dressed up.Β Β
With a jumpsuit itβs literallyΒ just putting itΒ on and go!Β For me, they are stylish, have an edge to it (depending on the designers cut and style of it) and are so super comfortable.Β Even with the most basic of jumpsuits,Β regardless of the material its made in, you can easily dress it up.
Unfortunately, not every woman is able to wear a jumpsuit and you really need to be careful with especially when it has aΒ βloud patternsβΒ as majority of them will not flatter regardless of theΒ figure in my opinion.
I recently saw this one onΒ BooHooΒ and instantly just fell in love with it! It has a deep plunge neckline, with a wide leg culotte pant style. So basically you are getting two styles in one! Culottes and a jumpsuit! On both sides of the waist you will find lace-up straps to tie up at the back, which is just fabulous as it really sucks in your tummy and the material has a body-con affect, which really gives your figure an eight hour glass effect.
I didnβt realise when I purchased the outfit that it actually has a Madonnaesque (donβt know if thats a word, but it sounds OK) feel to it.
And anyone who either is a massiveΒ MadonnaΒ fan (i.e. me) or a pop culture fan, you may remember in the late 80βs,Β MadonnaΒ did anΒ infamous controversial Pepsi commercialΒ which you see her dancing in the middle of the streets singing,Β βLike A PrayerβΒ in a deep plunging neckline black jumpsuit.
Now, this BooHoo outfit seriously resembles thatΒ MadonnaΒ outfit and only after the photos were taken, Β that it clicked inside my brain that the whole ensemble outfit is veryΒ Madonna, Like A PrayerΒ Β inspired.
Not even the black rosary beads necklace at the time, made me see that! So obvious!!Β (cue in the shaking my head in disbelief).
You can wear this outfit to the office (minus the rosary beads!), with a cute bolero blazer and sling backs, or if meeting with friends or going out on a date, a black fringe kimono would be perfect.
Iβm wearing this to the office today, along with my rosary beads only because Iβm bit of aΒ βrebel heartβΒ (cue in Madonnaβs last album reference).
OK, Iβm off to work now and really hoping that no oneβs placed too many files on my desk. Haha! Wishing everyone a fabulous day! xoxo
WHAT I'M WEARING
Jenni Strap Detail Plunge Neck Culotte Jumpsuit (similar hereΒ fromΒ BooHooΒ (currently on-sale), rosary beads bought atΒ Bijou BrigitteΒ inΒ PortugalΒ and strappy heels byΒ Target Australia.
Hannah Mayer
December 11, 2017I always love your posts! this one is no different π think its very original that you’re connecting music with fashion- my favourite things!! works really well
sienna7
December 9, 2017I love jumpsuits too! This one is gorgeous <3
xoxo Sienna
https://www.fashionintheair.com/2017/12/make-wish-this-christmas.html
Style and Life by Susana
December 8, 2017Thanks babe π
Style and Life by Susana
December 8, 2017Thank you so much babe xx
Style and Life by Susana
December 8, 2017Thank you so much xx
Style and Life by Susana
December 8, 2017Thank you babe xx
Style and Life by Susana
December 8, 2017:))) xx
Natalia Homolova
December 8, 2017haha love your new madonna word π
Melina Morry
December 8, 2017Totally cute girl. Love it xxx
Marina Wang
December 7, 2017This style is amazing! Super Madonna π
– Marina
https://waitmarinawho.blogspot.tw/
Matea G
December 7, 2017I love your style and I totally agree with you. There is no difference, discrimination is discrimination and we can all suffer at the hand of others an be discriminated against for various reasons. It is up to us to shine in-spite of it.