Outfit of the day inspiration is a chic and unique take on the 'Little Black Dress' except it isn't black!
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Style inspiration is taken off Sharon Ojong's fierce take on the ultimate wardrobe must have; the LBD. The style enthusiast, blogger and TV producer chose a short teal Lumiere Couture dress with ball sleeves featuring elastic band cuff details.
The flirty look contrasts perfectly against her skintone while showing off her gorgeous pins. She styled the look with simple white trio strap heels. She had her dark blond locks in soft tousles, light makeup look and a vampy teal lipstick complete with statement stud earrings to finish off the look effortless.
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