Showing posts with label Fall Outfit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall Outfit. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Drapped in Fashion


Rag & Bone’s yellow silk-lined black cape was one of many draped jackets sent down the runway this fall––other out-there variations boasted floor-skimming length and dramatic fur accents. Make capes work for you by picking up this more affordable double breasted AB Studio cape from Kohl’s for $40.

Friday, September 23, 2011

Summer Staples Styled for Fall




Since today is the offical first day of fall, I starting pairing down my closet to make some room for fall and winter fashions and I was surprised how it has made getting ready for work so much easier. I began looking at my closet with new eyes. A few summer peices poped out that I want to wear once more before I pack them away, like this white eyelet dress I picked up last summer at Ross for $12.  After pairing it with this scarf and a gold cuff that I just picked up from Forever 21 for $5, I was not so sure I wanted to pack it away.  It is funny how you can transition an outfit with just a few simple accessories.

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Mix it up






Colors, prints, fabrics and silhouettes are made to mingle so don’t be afraid to mix it up. Motivated by J.Crew, lately I have been mixing and matching traditional fall fabrics like these trousers with bright bold colors. Rust and Cobalt Blue, who knew?  By grounding the brazen color with a traditional, tailored piece like these pants by Sandro that I picked up for $15 at TJ Maxx, my outfit felt fun and not over the top. I felt funky and professional at the same time, I love that the two can coexist in one outfit.  



Shop the Look:
Pants: TJ Maxx Shirt: Gussini Shoes: Joey O
Sweater: Merona Jewlery: Claire's Purse: Ross

 

Saturday, September 17, 2011

J.Crew's Unmatchy Matchy Vintage Fall Ready to Wear Look





Taking a note from the unmatchy matchy vintage look of J.Crew’s fall ready to wear line don’t be afraid to integrate a bold color into one of your more transitionally fall ensembles.