The obzéé kangjinyoung brand under the Hyundai Department Store Group is loyal to the haute couture fashion craftsmanship, creating a feminine sensual appeal, striving to express the glamour and confidence of women, while adding bold and bold design elements to present women's elegant and refined image.
Some people like to exaggerate and force, some people like the basic low-key, but the two styles are very beautiful. The colorful and exaggerated style has a high rate of return, and the simple and elegant style highlights the high level and texture.
OBZEE kangjinyoung autumn and winter image Video
Today I am going to share with you a small editorial blogger, Masha Sedgwick from Berlin, Germany. She is sometimes full of makeup, all kinds of colors are handy, and sometimes favor the cold wind, the basic color is even more brilliant. She describes her style as the combination of street “Grunge†and mainstream style, with some exaggerated colors, elements and basic models, basic color Mix, to create a unique cool style.
Nowadays, Masha Sedgwick has a typical big skeleton, and the five senses are handsome and cold, and the atmosphere is full; it is a natural and spokesperson.
Cool
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Elegant, smart, black double breasted coat
Give you a handsome look
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The strength of the lines can not be underestimated, long waist coat
Not only is it exceptionally British, but the expression is more than enough.
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nice
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The fur vest is warm and light, helping you prepare for the low temperature in advance.
The ultimate chic and soft, called the autumn and winter shirt
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Soft tones, top touch
There are high-necked autumn and winter, no need to win by dressing
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The windbreaker is full of free and easy courage, swinging with the wind
Everything is suddenly clear, and the moment is beautiful.
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