I took a big step this year. Well, I took a couple (marriage, you know) but I'm referring to something a bit more daunting, I bought denim shorts. Yes. That's right. I now own jorts. I never felt confident/cool/brave enough to buy them let alone wear them. So, I went to my trustworthy Loft and found a modest pair of jorts. Let me tell you, they have transformed my weekend wardrobe.
My point is, you can rock a pair of denim shorts. They go with everything summer and everything weekend. They come in a zillion fits and washes. I prefer something a little more bf cut and a darker wash.
Do you know what I love about circle skirts? Everything. They are figure flattering, ladylike, and so very versatile. You can dress them up for work with a bow blouse or you can pair it with a crop top for a Saturday night. They come in every color, pattern, and length you can imagine, but today we're looking at some knee length options so you can dress it up or down.
Looking for something eye-catching and colorful? Oh and under $50?! Yeah, I've got you.
The circle skirt is so easy to wear and pairs perfectly with any top. Play with colors, patterns, and prints to really make a statement with this classic piece.
Who doesn't love a good stripe? It's such an easy print to mix and match with everything in your closet. A classic color makes it even more timeless and long lasting in your rotation. Today we are looking at some black and white striped turtlenecks that come in a variety of styles and materials so you can layer up or wear them into late winter.
I own this top and I love it. It's lightweight and easy to wear for work or play.
A simple top makes getting out the door so much easier. I like these classic striped tops because they allow you to play with pattern and color while still looking professional.
I know it's technically still winter but it's my birthday next Sunday and I want something party-ready and fun to wear. I really like peplum these days because when you get a fitted top it nips in and flares out at just the right place. Let's have some fun with peplum going out tops.
What a statement top. Look at the flowing ruffle starting at the neckline. Stunning.
Sure it's still sweater weather, but sometimes I need a glimpse into the future. These sleeveless beauties are perfect for play and ready for party any day.
You know what color I'm loving lately? Ochre. Haven't heard of it? Where have you been? Everyone knows ochre. And by everyone, I mean, maybe 12 people. I had never heard of it. But I'm an ochre convert.
Ochre is a natural earth pigment that ranges from yellow to a orange-brown. It screams fall. It is not quite mustard and not quite sunshine. It floats in the middle in a super cool, understated ochre way.
Alright, you caught me, I saved my favorite for last. But can you blame me? Look at the movement on this number?
So when life gives you lemons, leave 'em! Go get yourself some deep, earthy, ochre. It's the new fall color and it goes with everything. Seriously. Picture it with navy, black, emerald, plum, yeah.
Happy Monday lovebugs,
I hope you had a great weekend. Today I thought we would start the week off with something soft. A nice soft pink but with a twist- quilted. The quilted trend is really interesting because on one end of the spectrum you have the classic Chanel quilted look but on the other you have the casual sweatshirt style. I love this dichotomy. Let's look at some blush quilted picks.
A quilted cable pattern is different and the zipper detail makes this blush a little less feminine.
The quilted trend can run from the ultra-spendy tot he comfy sweatshirt and that is a trend I love. Anyone can get on board and in these blush hues, it's an easy mix in to your wardrobe.
One of the biggest/scariest trends of the summer (and I'm not even going near the Birkenstocks) is the silk short. It made an entrance last year, but as the heat turns up, I'm seeing more and more of this style on the weekends. If you're feeling brave, I would suggest trying a patterned silk short. The solid can come off pajama-y. Let's take a look at some great prints.
I love a great wrap dress, it's easy and flattering on any shape. Today we're looking at the wrap skirt. I like this option because you can add a top that shows off your style. The shape, still just as flattering.
A soft blush color in a heavier satin is a great contrast for this piece. You can go ultra feminine and pair it with lace and pearls or totally rocker with some spikes and a graphic tee.
This skirt is great for work or play. For work I would add a bright colored blazer and for play, just throw on a simple, breezy tank and a long necklace for a night out.
Wrap skirts really let you add some of your own style to an outfit. Mini or maxi, bright or neutral, there is something for everyone with this trend.
Alright let's get a little sassy on this hump day. I'm thinking sheer. I love a beautiful sheer blouse for the end of summer/early fall because it's professional but also weather appropriate.