Showing posts with label plaid flats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plaid flats. Show all posts

Thursday, April 7, 2016

Instagram lately


 I haven't done an Instagram round up lately, so here are a few outfits that made Instagram and not the blog.

I think this first outfit is incredibly boring, but saved by the necklace and shoes.


 
top- old
blazer- thrifted
pants- JCP
shoes- Nordstrom
 
 
Chartreuse and navy pinstripes? Yes! I think this was the first time I added a necklace with this top because it has it's own embellishment, but the long necklace works.

 
Blazer- Gap
pants- Gap
blouse/necklace JCP
 
Again- just boring to me, saved by the necklace and shoes, although I probably would not repeat the necklace with this.
 
 
 
Blazer/ pants- The Limited
blouse- The Limited
shoes- TJMaxx
 
Cobalt! Need I say more.
 

Blazer/ pants- The Limited
blouse- JCP
shoes- Payless
 
That's a lot of navy. Maybe that was my brain's subconscious switch from black to navy for spring?
 

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Monday, January 25, 2016

Layering is tricky




Blouse- old option  option option
sweater- JCP
pants- Belks  option  option option option
shoes- Nordstrom  here and here    option  option
necklace- Sears option
watch- Fossil  option
worn Jan. 21, 2016
 
Layering a button up shirt under a sweater is something that I have yet to master. I love the look on others but always feel like it adds way to much bulk around the middle to my short torso. It really has everything to do with what you are trying to layer. In my mind, these pieces would work, but in reality they didn't. Even though I like the color scheme of this outfit, I doubt I will ever repeat it. The shirt underneath is too bulky and the sweater is too thin. The shirt would work with a chunkier looser sweater and a thinner smoother shirt would work with this sweater. So, it really does come down to which pieces you are trying to layer.
 
I've also read about putting a tank between the two shirts for a smoother fit, but I've not tried it. I think it would be too uncomfortable. Have you tried it? Do you have any layering tips to share? I'd love to hear them.
 
By the way, did you catch a sneak peek of these shoes on Instagram last week?
 
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