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What I Wore: Nairobi Cold


I wore this outfit for the Hustlers premiere a couple of months ago. Has any of you watched Hustlers? Epic movie! A great watch for any #girlboss.
Moving along, when it's dull and rainy like it has been the last couple of days, I automatically think of putting on boots. I've always loved boots and this year I've managed to add to my collection (seperate post coming up soon).
These tan boots are higher than I'd wear on a day to day basis but I love the pop of colour they add to my otherwise darker outfits. I paired them with a navy bodycon dress and light blazer for the night. It was warmer when I wore this  outfit, otherwise I'd put on a warmer coat.
The clutch bag acted as my hold-all and I added a swipe of red lipstick and statement earrings to finish off the outfit.

Outfit details 
Dress, coat and bag: Thrifted (Gikomba)
Boots: Gift
Earrings: Kilimall


Would you wear tan boots or do you prefer darker colours? Do let me know in the comments below.

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