Showing posts with label oxblood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oxblood. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 18, 2016

How to wear potter's clay and burgundy

Remember my fall color series posts? You may be in love with some of these fall colors but wondering how to wear them. Many of these colors can be worn together just don't over do it.

Pumpkin spice and burgundy

 
FOREVER 21+ Floral Print Lace-Up Top • Forever 21 • $17.90
ABS by Allen Schwartz Hematite-Tone Burgundy Stone Drop Earrings • ABS by Allen Schwartz • $35
Nine West Metallic Tube Floppy Hat • Nine West • $39.99
Wit & Wisdom Button Front Denim Skirt (Nordstrom Exclusive) • $58
Steve Madden 'Palisade' Over the Knee Boot (Women) • Steve Madden • $179.95

Potter's clay (or pumpkin spice) works with rich shades of brown and blues. This outfit throws in some splashes of burgundy.

Pick a patterned item and you will probably find that you have a ready made color palette within that one item. Work with those colors for you other pieces or accessories.


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Thursday, October 13, 2016

Fall floppy hat




Hat- Old Navy  option  option option
blouse- Pleione via TJMaxx  option  option
scarf- Tuesday Morning  option  option
jeans- Belk  option option
bracelet- gift  option
earrings- Limited  similar
booties- JCP  similar  option
I bought this hat last year and never wore it. I love the color. I'm guessing you've figured that out by now- the last few posts here and on Instagram have been with burgundy or olive. Those have been my go to colors so far this fall. I decided it was time to put this hat to use. I've decided after evacuating for Hurricane Matthew that it's time to put lots of things to use or get rid of them. What's the point of possessions that just lay around and serve no purpose?
Last year I pretty much wore this outfit in a work  version- tunic, grey trousers, scarf. It was fun to wear the blouse and scarf in a more casual look.
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Saturday, September 24, 2016

Burgundy/ oxblood- Saturday shopping

Aurora red is the Pantone red for fall.  It's more red than burgundy or oxblood, but I'm still partial to those for fall.  Here's a selection of burgundy/ oxblood accessories and clothing items.

Oxblood goodness
 
Halogen ® Floppy Wool Hat • Halogen • $68  
Thin velvet choker • $12
Lush Side Slit Tank • Lush • $34
ABS by Allen Schwartz Hematite-Tone Burgundy Stone Drop Earrings • ABS by Allen Schwartz • $35
Sole Society Plaid Blanket Scarf • Sole Society • $49.95
Chan Luu - Paisley-print Voile Scarf - Burgundy • Chan Luu • $35
Marc Jacobs Women's Betty Oxblood Leather Strap Watch 36mm MJ1478 • Marc Jacobs • $175
ASOS Boyfriend Shirt in Oxblood Check • Asos • $41
Miss Me Burgundy Wash Skinny Jeans • Miss Me • $79.99
Halogen ® 'Sydney' Block Heel Ghillie Pump (Women) • Halogen • $99.95
Merona® Women's Fedora Hat Oxblood - MeronaTM • Merona • $19.99
INC International Concepts Gold-Tone Burgundy Beaded Statement Necklace, Only at Macy's • INC International Concepts • $39.50


You can also get a great faux leather peplum jacket in burgundy from New York and Co. now during their 50% off event.    Everything is on sale including new arrivals.   Here are a few more picks from them in burgundy/oxblood

 


Happy Shopping. Make sure you check out the potter's clay/pumpkin spice picks and the lush meadow/olive picks in this fall color series.



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Friday, December 11, 2015

Marsala and navy




blouse- Target  option  option  option
pants- Loft   option  option  option
shoes- TJMaxx  option  option  option
necklace- JCP  option
earrings JCP  option
worn Nov. 25, 2015
 
How do you decide what to wear? Do you keep a running list of "outfits" at least in your head, or do you go into the closet each day and just see what works? I try to shop now with a rule of three- a piece has to work with other items in my closet to create at least three outfits or have three ways to wear it. This means I've at least thought ahead about individual pieces. And sometimes I sit down and create mini capsules with 10-20 pieces so when life gets really busy, I can just look at that list, pull the pieces and go. This outfit was on one of those capsule lists I created last year, but I never got around to wearing it. Sometimes I don't really need that list, but it's always good to have a back up.


 
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Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Marsala




Blazer/ pants- Sears (old) option 
top- Calvin Klein  via TJMaxx  option  option
shoes- Target option  option  option
necklace- made by me  option
purse- TJMaxx  option option
worn Oct. 28, 2015
 
I certainly wore a lot of marsala/oxblood/burgundy last month, and I'm not apologizing for it. I couldn't help but get this patterned top when I saw the colors. I know I wore these shoes at least three times in close proximity. Again, no apologies. When I love it, it wear it.
 
So a week of daylight savings time has passed. It is totally wrecking my ability to take outfit photos. I have only managed to adjust my schedule once to be able to take photos before I leave in the morning. When I get home, it's dark. I did a little photo shoot last Saturday to catch up with what I wore last week, but I won't be able to do that every Saturday. How do you deal with the time change?
 
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Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Fall colors




Blazer- Limited option  option  option
blouse- old  option  option  option  splurge
pants- Limited option option
purse- Belk option option
shoes- Target  option  option
earrings- gift  option  option
worn Oct. 22, 2015
 
This outfit is very similar to this one. It's the same two base pieces- navy blazer and camel pants. However, the shoes, blouse and accessories are different. I used an oxblood top and mustard bag to bring in more fall colors. I went with leopard flats. Leopard really goes with anything but I love it with fall colors best. Speaking of the flats- I have a love/hate relationship with flats. If they are dressy enough for work, then they usually don't look right with casual clothes. On the other hand, if like these, they work with casual, then they don't work with business attire. These ballet flats are a little more interesting than some, but after seeing these photos, I don't think they work with this outfit.
 
Anyone have any suggestions on a flat shoe that is more versatile?
 
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