#INFIN8TItrench | Giveaway

I’m seriously loving layering this winter. Usually, I’ll be that girl who has her spencer (that word, lol) or vest sticking out at the cuffs of the jersey because I’ve layered many “ugly” tops underneath the actual top that I want everyone else to see. This winter, however, I’ve decided to tuck away those ugly spencers and layer beautiful coats and jerseys in a similar colour pallet.

Infin8ti:

INFIN8TI encourages that their clients stay true to their stylish self by gathering up ideas and inspiration for the perfect winter wardrobe staples with bits of texture and colour-tones to compliment this fall. Just because it’s chilly outside doesn’t mean that your clothing should be boring and unflattering. As a matter of fact, the company strongly believes that their knitwear, parka jackets, Melton coats, denims, waterfall jackets and trench coats marks every girl’s ‘must have’ winter wardrobe staple.

This gorgeous olive trench coat caught my eye as I thought it would be a refreshing difference compared to my usual go-to colour for winter. I’ve mentioned this before, but I am definitely a nude or beige fan in the colder seasons, so this is me stepping out of my comfort zone. Kind of. I added in this gorgeous beige crotchet-inspired knit and ankle boots.

I’ve decided that just before my 22nd birthday, I’ll spoil two of my readers! I’ve partnered up with INFIN8TI to give one reader an olive trench coat, and another winner a beige chunky knit.

Here is how you could win:

This competition applies only to Facebook.

1.) Head over to my Facebook page and share the #INFIN8TItrench pinned photo.
2.) Comment on the pinned #INFIN8TItrench photo by telling me that you have shared it, as well as which item you like best (either the trench coat or chunky knit).
3.) Like “Ms Paula Bee” page.
4.) Like the “INFIN8TI” page.

The winner will be announced on Friday, the 26th of June 2015.

Good luck darls!

Jersey | INFIN8I / Jeans | INFIN8I / Trench Coat | INFIN8I / Heels | TopShop / Sunglasses | Rayban

Photographer: Lorenzo Lakay