You know I'm really, really bad

You know I'm really, really bad

Something Boudoir's new line strays from goody two-shoes in favour of wicked ways

SOCIAL & LIFESTYLE

Little misses with evil intentions are going to love Something Boudoir's second capsule collaboration collection, which brings make-up artist Amata Chittasenee (aka Pearypie) under its wing. 

Something Boudoir's first collab in 2013 featured a girlie, unicorn-inspired collection by teen singers and sisters Faye and Fang (from the group Faye-Fang-Kaew), but Pearypie's street-chic duds are heaven-sent for those who prefer to be on Team Villain rather than Team Gorgeous-But-Useless-Damsel-In-Distress. Gone are fluttery and dainty structures, making way for a more sporty style, clothes the mistress of make-up likes to wear herself. The sweet core of short shorts and mini dresses remain — but so do bomber jackets, jerseys and overalls, each with a devilishly cute splash. 

Amata 'Pearypie' Chittasenee.

Drawing inspiration from three of the most iconic Disney villains — Ursula from The Little Mermaid, Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians and the Evil Queen from Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs — the "Something Wicked" collection spells out a refreshingly mischievous kind of sweetness. The Ursula pieces follow the same colour palette as the character, as well as an oversized silhouette that mirrors the part-human, part-octopus sea witch's obese persona. Sequinned interpretations of her red lips and creepy iconic smokey eyes are the bold focuses of mini dresses and cropped tops.

A more mature selection can be found in the black-and-white pieces that attempt to reawaken Cruella de Vil's high-fashion couture. The pieces come long and flowing, creating a glamorous frame, and use a Dalmatian print, even though they are not made from real puppy fur (oh well). Lastly, the Evil Queen's line flaunts her signature sword-in-a-heart motif, as well as quirky phrases like "Bite me" and "Queen of Everything".

The signature print for the collection also draws on the obvious must-have of villains: poison. But instead of a tainted apple, it's a myriad of pears oozing with colourful toxins. Coming in two shades — black and pastel lavender — the pieces easily complement the other villainous pieces in the collection. A make-up artist is never without her trusty make-up bag either, so without a doubt you can also expect to find bags sporting the poisonous pear prints.


The Something Wicked collection is available at Something Boudoir boutiques at Siam Center and Central Embassy.

Something Boudoir x Pearypie collection.

Something Boudoir x Pearypie collection.

Something Boudoir x Pearypie collection.

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