Daily Times

Valentine’s Day is just round the corner and all things red are in the spotlight these days. It is that time of the year when people do not only dress to impress, rather dress to express, their feelings ofcourse. Having said that, we all know that fashion brands have taken this golden opportunity to market their new products. Similar is the case with Breakout Pakistan that has their ‘Red’ coloured pieces all ready to be noticed. Bonus point is that its winter season and, who doesn’t love an extra pair of shoes, sweaters or coats.

Here is the list of our favourite picks from the collection.

Pom Pom Sweater

Add a little bit of style to your ordinary sweater with tiny pom-poms. This round neck dark red knit sweater with tiny pom-poms scattered all over, adds a pop of colour to the piece with style (because who doesn’t love pom poms). Pair it up with skinny jeans and you are good to go.

The pearl-studded red cardigan

Pearls are women’s best friends, after diamonds ofcourse. Recently, there has been a trend of adding pearls to all sorts of things, so why not to this full sleeved buttoned red cardigan.

Seude Ankle Boots

Did someone just say boots? Oh yes! Living in Pakistan, one can only pull off boots in winters. Go grab yourself a pair of these super-comfy maroon ankle boots, pair it up with skinny jeans/tights and an oversized sweater.

Dark Red Quilted Jacket

We all love jackets, but it is all about being able to carry it well. So, if you are as stylish as you think and you can carry jackets, even if you can’t; go grab the quilted jacket, because who doesn’t like to stay warm in winters; that to on Valentine’s.

Front open long coat

On cold winter nights, sweaters don’t do justice in keeping one warm. If you plan on leaving your house for a nice Valentine dinner with your SO or friends; this elegant long coat with embellishments on the shoulders and a brooch in the middle adds the perfect amount of sophistication to your style statement. Pair it with a dark shirt, skinny jeans and boots.

Published in Daily Times, February 12^th 2018.