ou know those paintings where the girl is sitting on a dock looking into a summer sunset wearing ethereal dreamy frocks, hair blowing in the wind. And while you stare at the artwork wearing your favorite Gap T-shirt you might be dreaming of escaping right in there. But a summer cottage getaway might not be in the cards just yet (and if it is, all the more reason to keep reading on) so at least start with the clothes.
Oska, the European label behind some of the most unique designs, can take you to a far away place, or at least make you look like you belong there. The casual and earthy clothes feature asymmetrical cuts, natural fibers (linens and cottons), a loose fit, with chunky carved wooden accessories to match.
Asian influences abound in the line that also offers a Danish flare. Comfortable enough for weekend wear, but detailed enough for the office (try the linen jacket), the line is ageless, suited for all body types, and designed to be different.
Pick the pieces wisely, matching the fitted wrap tops with the loose linen pants – a staple for every spring/summer season. Throw on one of the artsy necklaces, wear your hair down and look longingly as you walk into the office. Everyone will be starring at you wondering why they didn't get any vacation time.
Check out the collection at www.oska.de
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