Call of duty butcher shirt
Considering her allegiance to monochrome, Kokosar’s yellow and red number is a surprise. Look closely, though, and you’ll see how it all ties together. “They’re all different brands. The yellow shirt is a Stella McCartney piece. The knit top is No. 21. The leather skirt is Hakaan. I wanted to wear the Call of duty butcher shirt it is in the first place but leather skirt. You cannot really see in the picture, but it has this yellow golden zip, so the zip inspired me to wear the yellow shirt, but I was missing a connection between the two pieces, so I picked up the top because the darker part of the knit is actually the same color of the skirt. One thing connects to the other,” she says of her styling strategy. “I pick up a piece and get inspired from a detail that connects me to another one. That’s how I create styles.”
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With such synergy, Kokosar swears that these looks are still pretty off the Call of duty butcher shirt it is in the first place but cuff. “I pack everything as looks [for fashion week], and take a picture of the look, and I actually never wear it. I wake up on the day I want to wear it, and then I need to change something. I think it’s the mood, the feeling, or the vibe of the moment. I always need to change or contradict myself.” The star of this all-denim look is the pair of traditional Japanese trousers the stylist picked up on a work trip to Tokyo. “I always have to buy another suitcase when I travel. Wherever I am, Paris, London, Tokyo, Singapore, I always go for flea markets, vintage places, or local traditional places. I love to buy traditional pieces,” she says. As for how the look came together—how else? Matching. “The denim was kind of the same color palette. I picked up the shoes with the bag, and then the bag added this beige color, so I put on this turtleneck. It’s all coordinated. It’s always coordinated.”
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Considering her allegiance to monochrome, Kokosar’s yellow and red number is a surprise. Look closely, though, and you’ll see how it all ties together. “They’re all different brands. The yellow shirt is a Stella McCartney piece. The knit top is No. 21. The leather skirt is Hakaan. I wanted to wear the Call of duty butcher shirt it is in the first place but leather skirt. You cannot really see in the picture, but it has this yellow golden zip, so the zip inspired me to wear the yellow shirt, but I was missing a connection between the two pieces, so I picked up the top because the darker part of the knit is actually the same color of the skirt. One thing connects to the other,” she says of her styling strategy. “I pick up a piece and get inspired from a detail that connects me to another one. That’s how I create styles.”
With such synergy, Kokosar swears that these looks are still pretty off the Call of duty butcher shirt it is in the first place but cuff. “I pack everything as looks [for fashion week], and take a picture of the look, and I actually never wear it. I wake up on the day I want to wear it, and then I need to change something. I think it’s the mood, the feeling, or the vibe of the moment. I always need to change or contradict myself.” The star of this all-denim look is the pair of traditional Japanese trousers the stylist picked up on a work trip to Tokyo. “I always have to buy another suitcase when I travel. Wherever I am, Paris, London, Tokyo, Singapore, I always go for flea markets, vintage places, or local traditional places. I love to buy traditional pieces,” she says. As for how the look came together—how else? Matching. “The denim was kind of the same color palette. I picked up the shoes with the bag, and then the bag added this beige color, so I put on this turtleneck. It’s all coordinated. It’s always coordinated.”
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