Showing posts with label Ivory Blazer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ivory Blazer. Show all posts

21 May 2017

Coral Bloom



Springtime calls for pastel denim! Springtime also calls for pretty florals. (Just stating the obvious here...) I figured a combination of two seasonal must-haves is a no-brainer. In comes the cute pastel top with ruffle detail. I picked up on the subtle coral in the top to match the jeans and finished off the look with a nude blazer. Sprinkle-in a hint of metallic with the shoes and voilĂ , a look that encapsulates the "May flowers" saying, because let's face it, we are totally over those "April Showers"...

Jeans: RW&CO | Top: Dynamite | Blazer: Dynamite | Earrings: Payless Shoes Source | Flats: Me Too New York 

17 May 2016

Crochet Peek-a-Boo



This outfit is totally inspired by the sky and clouds. The light blue of the pants reminds me of the sky on a clear summer day. I was then inspired to pair the bottoms with an ivory crochet top, as I felt the circular motif gives the top a certain fluffiness, just like the puffy clouds up above! Seeing as the shirt has a peek-a-boo panel, and I wanted to wear this outfit to work, I topped it off with an ivory blazer. I usually wear this top in a casual setting, but was satisfied with the little trick I pulled to wear it in a more formal setting. Note that I am not showing skin in any other area. Also note that this practice is probably not accepted in every work setting, be sure to check your dress codes before attempting this! Proceed with caution.

Pants: Old Navy | Top: RW&CO | Blazer: H&M | Earrings: Ricki's | Shoes: I.N.C. International

6 Dec 2015

Winter Plaid


Plaid patterned pants (try saying that ten times...)! I love wearing completely neutral outfits during winter. The neutral palette picks up on the tones of a sleepy Mother Nature. Creams, taupes and greys surround us during this chilly season. Since all of those colours are present in the plaid of the pants, I used them as a jumping off point for today's outfit. Grey turtle neck, plus off-white blazer, plus taupe boots equal one neutral look! For the outside layer, I wore my cream-puff coat and taupe faux-fur stole. You really can't go wrong when mixing neutrals. They do not compete with one another, they pair in perfect harmony!


Pants: Old Navy | Turtle Neck: Smart Set | Blazer: H&M | Earrings: Smart Set | Coat: Esprit | Faux-Fur Stole: RW&CO | Boots: Wild Diva Lounge