I used to associate jumpsuits with spring and summer until not so long ago, when a jumpsuit resembled jumping up with joy in fall and winter, too, yay. The cold weather might be a key factor, though, when deciding whether or not to wear a jumpsuit on a chilly day in February, let’s say. Entirely undressing in the ladies’ room is anything but jumping up with joy in fall and winter, yet the ways one could wear a jumpsuit in cold weather might make one get pretty creative, yayay.

Why?

Jumpsuits resemble jumping up with joy no matter the weather. Or time. Years, even, into owning a special sort of jumpsuit. Is this love? Yes, it is.

We all carry creativity within us, it’s a matter of tapping into it, start paying attention to it or, simply, be grateful for it and enjoy it like there’s no tomorrow (speaking of time). And jump. The abundance of ways to wear a jumpsuit is not only mesmerising for one’s own entertainment, but is also an ode to ways one can enjoy the little things in life. Starting with oneself.

In the lift. Avoid jumping in lifts, however, and wear a jumpsuit. It might do the trick.

The joy! The sunshine! 

Hello.

1. Oh, gotta rush out to a modern symphonic concert, it’s Sunday night, what do I wear? The jumpsuit and something-something; I’m covered. Both philharmonic and symphony originate from the Greek words; philharmonic means “love of harmony,” symphony means “an agreement of sound”, isn’t that nice? Fun fact. The wool keeps me warm, it’s the saviour jumpsuit, yes, the loose, but not too loose, perfect cut and mix of colours make it pretty elegant for a concert on a Sunday night. Especially when in the company of the low heeled black suede boots, a crisp white t-shirt 

underneath, the dark blue fur vest and it all squeezed together by the black glam-rock leather Sonia Rykiel belt at the waist. The hoop earrings are the something-something, in case you’re wondering. Are a  feeling! The pockets always come in handy for the hands, first. For phone, keys and a card, second.

 2. A long day ahead, going from one kind of place to another, knowing, from early in the morning, about the high bun and the jumpsuit, but what about the rest of it? The benefits of having a relationship with a saviour jumpsuit are numerous. The coolest is that it covers you up, in an instant, from head to toe. Easy breezy. It gets you naked in no time, so that’s pretty cool or freezing cool, depending on the situationship, lol.

Dark blue is one of the colours in the checks, so adding a fluffy, but not too fluffy, fine, electric blue scarf keeps something going and elevates blonde fringe. The red nail polish and the biker jacket are here to get me places: red + biker = vroom-vroom. A different kind of dark blue suede Nikes bring the groove and safety, at the same time. 

The suede brown bag melts everything in a something-something way. 

Your way, yayay!

3. I enjoyed the way the electric blue had electrified the jumpsuit before, so now, the big electric and metallic blue bag makes even more sense to me. Big is the coat, also. Checks are on the coat, also. A different kind of checks, but hey.

Something + Something = Something-Something

The black, soft scarf, hugging the hair, is just in place for the high top black and ivory sneakers to ground it all together with just the right amount of ivory, peace.

 All engine running, lift off, we have a lift off is a lyric from Jay-Z, Kanye West and Beyoncé’s Lift Off, just sayin’.

We gon’ take it to the moon, take it to the stars… is one, too.