Vouch Style – Spellbinding Fashionable V13

A Day in the Life of a Socialite

Lately, the world of fashion has become fixated on 60’s vintage fashion – boxy dresses, culottes and bold prints. Follow us as we walk you through the life of a high-fashion debutante from the 1960’s.

A socialite is famed for her influence in the fashion industry ans is constantly kept on her toes doing social activities, partying with the stars and organizing fine-arts fundraisers. Flaunting her designer clothes from designer friends and armed with her perfectly-groomed pet on her well-manicured nails, a lady that important should always be dressed to impress.

Cruising The Haute Seas

From the French Riviera to the Grand Canal of Venice, the socialite travels everywhere in style. The combination of a vintage cape coat with fitted top and wide-legged bottoms shows a good blend of modern and vintage fashion to exude that sexy, glamorous flair.

Timeless Simplicity

While slipping on a glass of Merlot, the socialite take a breather while contemplating her outfit choices. Channeling her inner Audrey Hepburn, she decides to slip into her luxurious silk dress with boxy pleats ans high neckline – simple, timeless and absolutely flattering.

Subtle Glam

Instead of statement jewelries, a silk bandana tied loosely around the neck can stand out just as much, if not more, while adding a touch of vintage Western glamour to make the outfit more interesting.

Modern Vintage

Be it Chanel, Ralph Lauren or Gucci, a socialite always knows how to pull off vintage fashion by adding a touch of modern versatility with high fashion. Flowy pleated dresses, bright colours and pearl accessories are indeed the key to looking clean, chic and elegant.

Sophisticated Aristocrat

Being a socialite is not always about being flashy. A simple bodycon dress can be made fabulous by pairing it with the right accessories to suit day or evening wear. Complete every outfit with a smile to dazzle those around you. As the saying goes, “Simplicity is the highest form of sophistication”.