A FASHIONISTA has revealed she’s found the suit of dreams for an everyday look – as people hail her “so very chic”.
Monique Palombo regularly shares her fashion hauls and outfit picks on Instagram (@fashionbymnp), where she boasts more than 180,000 followers.
In a recent picture, the 26-year-old – from Glasgow – posed in a £35 double-breasted grey waistcoat, matching £45 wide-legged trousers and a £69 blazer draped over her shoulders.
She said: “Girls, my outfit is from Marks and Spencer.
“They have such cute bits in atm [at the moment].”
Monique completed her look with a pair of Adidas Sambas and a black Dior bag.
Describing the “easy-to-wear” suit on their website, M&S bosses said: “This wool-look waistcoat is a smart piece that brings style and sophistication to your formal wardrobe.
“It’s designed in a sleek tailored fit and is fully lined for extra comfort.
“The double breasted front features horn-effect buttons to complete the refined look.
“[Our] trousers are designed with a pleated front for a smart look.
“They’re cut to a relaxed wide-leg shape, with a flattering high waist.
“Added stretch in the fabric ensures a comfortable fit.”
And fashion fans are loving the brunette beauty’s high street buy as they raced to compliment her.
One gushed: “So very chic, love this style.”
A second wrote: “You look beautiful.”
Meanwhile, a third added: “So stunning.”
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Model and content creator Monique previously told the Scottish Sun how using TikTok has funded her jet setting lifestyle.
After seeing viral success from her fashion posts, she said: “It’s funded my full lifestyle for a couple of years.
“Holidays, I recently bought a new car, I’ve been loads of places.
“I was in America last year with my family, I’ve been to Paris, Dubai. I went on a brand trip with my agency to Ibiza last year so social media has given me so many opportunities that would not usually be there.”
But despite all the highlights, Monique admits that sharing parts of your life with strangers on the internet can sometimes result in nasty comments.
She admitted to experiencing more trolls on TikTok than she had on Instagram, and having to learn how to block out any negative reactions.
She said: “I think with every viral video you’re always going to get people leaving opinionated comments or the odd nasty comment. I am quite lucky that most of the time it’s okay.
“But I would say that TikTok is more prone to trolls than Instagram so it was hard at the start. I just try and not look at certain things. If a video goes crazy probably 10 per cent of comments are not that nice.
“I try to avoid but sometimes it’s unavoidable, sometimes I just catch it but I try and let it not get to me because I don’t know these people and they probably leave a comment and forget about it five seconds later.”
