Sheer is everywhere, and the one person you will not hear complaining is He. It can be a little sheer (pic1-asos) it can be a lot of sheer (pic 2-asos, pic 3-revolve) any sheer is good sheer. Hell summer is almost over get in the sheer while it's still hot enough to wear little to nothing underneath.
Pencil skirts are the quickest way to bring some sex into the office environment. For a skirt that covers a lot of skin, the fact that they are so tight adds appeal nontheless. Need a good outfit for the office, bam, here it is. Just be ready for some heads to turn. Also try out some high waisted ones as well, all He approved. (pics asos.com)
He was browsing through ASOS the other day, and found these two, but couldn't decided which to feature. Since He is King afterall, He made the bold decision to feature both, how about that.
Ya know He is a big ASOS fan, they have at one of great stuff, but in recent weeks they are really messing things up. First it was this Swirl Catsuit then it was the Mini Dress and Puff Bodysuit now He brings you the Evil Twin Prisoner Of Today Crop Cage Top. First off, this is not a crop top. No way, No How. Even the model in the picture doesn't know what kind of facial expression to give. "Am I in a cage?" Should I smile?" If I only had a brain!" Stay away for your own good.
He better not catch you in either of these items from ASOS. Typically they have pretty good stuff on their site, He approve material. But it seems they have gotten a little crazy lately and started putting up some really weird sh*t. First, the Aqua Puffball Sleeve Body Suit, what in the world is this thing! Why would anyone want a puff ball hanging off their arm? The other crappy item is the Aqua Contrast Cups Mini Dress, almost looks like the dress version of the shirts from Mean Girls. Not a good look for a dress. "Hey everyone star at my boobs because they have ugly black cloth over them!" Not the way to go on either item.
He is sure it is ever girls dream to get one of these Aqua Colour Block Swirl Catsuit from ASOS.
