Always Higher Heights To Reach ... & weekly link-up #223

Hi, lovelies! how have you been? I hope you all had an amazing weekend. Mine was pretty usual. I hoped that my new greenhouse would be finished over the weekend but unfortunately that didn't happen. Oh well, I hope this week it will get ready for plants.

The outfit

Over a year ago I ordered a simple white Daisy Street t-shirt from ASOS. It was a really simple basic white tee but what I loved about it was the slogan on it:

"There are always higher heights to reach, believe you  can and you’re half way there."

Daisy Street graphic t-shirt and gold necklace

Since the weather today and this week should finally be warm and nice then I decided to wear this white tee. Pairing it with a pair of jeans or leggings would be too boring and so I decided to add this lovely white hole-embroidered skirt  instead. I added a pair of white lace flats and a light blue denim jacket.

I accessorized my outfit with a simple gold necklace and my Fitbit Blaze smart fitness watch.

White on white outfit - white hole-embroidered skirt, white lace flats and basic white t-shirt
Simple white on white outfit with a touch of light blue

What I wore

  • Daisy Street oversized graphic t-shirt
  • white Seppälä Reflex hole-embroidered skirt with lace detail at the bottom
  • white lace flats
  • simple gold necklace
  • Fitbit Blaze smart fitness watch

Beauty by Miss L Weekly LINK UP #223

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