No Shit, Sherlock.

Top: Vintage (Hand me downs) | Pants: Uniqlo | Cape-coat: F21 | Shoes: Depression | Bag: Charity Shop 

Back with another outfit post! I wore this out when I went to the NAFA Open House with a few friends that day and this time I decided to wear the brown coat out again. I dont know what's up with me these past few days because all the colour palette schemes that I have for my upcoming outfits seem to someone look monochromatic. Likewise for this outfit, you can see that the colour palette scheme is mainly Black, Grey and White. The brown coat was to make the outfit "pop" with a different colour. This outfit really reminds me of Sherlock Holmes because of the colour palette scheme itself! Plus maybe the coat as well. I added the statement necklace to give the outfit an extra "pop" to it because I felt that something was missing around the neck. 

Well I got a lot of decent stares wherever I go because a lot of people will be wondering why on earth will anyone wear such thick outerwear on a hot and sunny weather here in Singapore. Knowing that I, who would ignore how "cold" this place can get, will usually wear layers in outfits and yes this is one example. I seriously love this coat to death because I've always wanted to work with these kind of outerwears. 

I bought this tribal necklace along with my neon green statement necklace seen here at a mall in Philippines. Just like that other necklace, this one also caught my eyes the moment I entered the shop. I've always wanted a tribal statement necklace like this because just by adding that into any plain outfit, it can actually make it look interesting! 

The one-of-a-kind vintage bag that my sister's boyfriend and my sister gave me on my birthday. I remembered the last time I used it was last year with my grey outfit. The pattern still never fail to amaze me and one reason why I really love this bag is because of the vintage feel to it. It is really unique and I'll be using this back more often when my new school term starts again!

Well to end of this post, here are 2 extra candid shots taken. I really love how the random doors became an interesting background to these shots!