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Fall..

Fall.. by kikonmhonchumi featuring a victorian blouse




With the onset of fall, we want you to try something casual yet give a sophisticated look.
Here, you can experience a stylish look for this year's Autumn..  
Rock your day look with a shorts and a victorian blouse.
Match your outfit with a loafers, this will give you an effortless yet a chic appearance.
 Accessorize with a back bag and some jewelleries to complement your style.


  Fall is here... !!!
And, we are dressed..

Alice Olivia victorian blouse
35,645 INR - oxygenboutique.com


Topshop shorts
3,310 INR - nordstrom.com


Tod s black loafer
37,655 INR - net-a-porter.com


Barneys New York brown bag
9,860 INR - barneyswarehouse.com


Wet Seal metal ring
590 INR - wetseal.com


Linda Farrow clear lens glasses
40,065 INR - liberty.co.uk


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