That summer, jumpsuits were the new thing that were trending but I never really got the appeal. Until I found this. It was unlike anything I’d wore and I started to understand the raves behind them. At this point, I bought a new tripod, one with better features and more length and this was the perfect day to put it to the test. I wanted to encapsulate how well the jumpsuit complimented the greenery and my tripod did just that.

It wasn’t too often I wore pink. My style mostly consisted of minimalist colors. More often than not, I liked solid colors, not too bold or daring but something changed and my style started becoming more bright. I saw this piece in ZARA and it reminded me of the clothes I wore in my country. It reminded me of Bangladesh and I needed to have it. The linen made it super easy to breathe in and I felt like walking along the Bazaars back home.

Even though the Finnish sun was beaming this particular day, I couldn’t wait any longer to wear this outfit. The scenario was more beautiful than the photo can do it justice and I just knew it clicked with the aesthetic I aimed for. Almost all of the outfit was collected from H&M including the blazer that caught the eye of many. Finnish people are notorious for being introverted and yet this blazer brought them out of their shell. I had to remove it and show the tag just so their wonderment could be settled. I wonder if I helped boost H&M sales that day, and if so, H&M you’re welcome.