Fashion | How To Style A Shirt

If your a long term follower and read my post on Koumounophobia here. I've always had this phobia since I was little, never will I ever know how it came about but just seeing them used to disgust me, but I never understand why. It's literally the weirdest phobia ever I know, but it is a real thing even if it is rare to find someone with this phobia even though it's actually quite common.

There are different types of fears for this phobia where people don't like the texture of certain buttons, mine is the pearl ones. Next that they are dirty, which I've already said I feel disgusted wearing them or even looking at them. And I also hate seeing buttons worn by my friends or on other people. My friends and particularly my boyfriend understand how I feel about buttons, so they try to not wear them around me, but I'm slowly adjusting to buttons as I wear buttoned shirts to work, so that helps. I threw myself into the deep end by ordering this shirt from Romwe as I loved the design and embroidery design. It;s just so one trend and a classy piece to have in your wardrobe. Styling it with my favourite leather trousers from Topshop that I literally wear to death lately, as they just look so good with everything!

Adding some warmth with a faux fur stole scarf that I almost sold at a car boot back in October, but the cold weather that day told me not too...This old Primark coat has always been a keeper and comes out year after year, considering how I've had it for 3 years now and it's still as good as new! Also not forgetting my fave boots from Linzi Shoes and Next bag. I love topping a classy outfit off with a watch, and this Geneva one from Light In The Box is so nice with the tie up monochorme strap.

*Embroidered Shirt - Romwe | Leather Trousers - Topshop | Coat - Primark | Bag - Next | *Watch - LightInTheBox

Do you like wearing shirts? Ever heard of Koumpounophobia before?

*Items marked with an asterisk(*) have been kindly gifted for reviewing purposes. All opinions are my own, open and honest. For more information please refer to my disclaimer.*