Guest Post: Panagiota Prokopi

We welcome our very first Guest Blog Post series of the season, Panagiota Prokopi, who's a fashion enthusiast and blogger from Cyprus. Read on to discover her distinct and individual sense of style.

"Hi everyone, I am Panagiota, a 24-year-old girl living in Cyprus. An all-day-dreamer and a life lover, my ultimate fashion do's are picking up pieces I like to mix and match. I'm also a self-declared collector of jewellery and all sorts of accessories from headpieces to rings and many more statement necklaces. For me, style means being able to use the same piece for a ton of different outfits and not being afraid to be different. I always love Anna Dello Russo's style, she is my all-time fashion icon. The few things I can't live without are- my lipsticks, my accessories and my Nikon SLR camera."

Panagiota's top outfit picks for Spring:

And a peek into her lipstick and accessories collection:

Panagiota

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