There’s absolutely nothing like the classic combination of black and white. It works magic and looks really pleasing.
It feels so nice when you see things as either black or white, with no grey areas. As a person I’ve always believed in not having grey areas. Grey areas usually create confusions and make your life complicated. Shouldn’t life be simple?
It’s so interesting how sometimes one thing leads to another and how the same thing can be interpreted in so many ways. Take for example black, white and grey. I just googled the term black, white and grey areas and found two very different arguments. One was close to what I said about having things as black and white to keep things simple. While other interpretation of black, white and grey was – one should not be staunch about their beliefs and not categorise everything as black and white. There is a need for some space for grey areas to explore life and leave room for change and be receptive to other ideas.
Now I’m steering towards psychology and its best to avoid it right now, otherwise I’m afraid I would end up writing an essay on this (and I’m sure you wouldn’t want to read it).
The black and white movie era also has its charm – their vintage style, pretty actresses, dramatic movies. Although I haven’t seen many black and white flicks, but from the few I did, I totally loved Casablanca. Great romance, clever dialogues and great fashion sense.
Chic and elegant – this white blouse and black skirt felt the perfect way to start off the new year. Paired it with my trusty slingbacks and this leopard print bag I recently got from my Hong Kong trip (at a bargain).
xoxo
