I Dot You Babe

Polka dots will forever be one of my favourite prints! It's classic, timeless and whimsical! What more could you ask for? I pulled out my big print polka dot fit and flare dress and kept it simple by sticking to the monochromatic palette. I am also a bit fan of black and white looks. I'm not sure why, I just seem to subconsciously wear them a lot... A cropped cardigan is the perfect cut to complete the dress and simple black wedges are as classic as the print! This dress just makes me smile. I feel like a kid again when I wear it: so happy and carefree!

Dress: RW&CO | Belt: Dynamite | Cardigan: Old Navy | Earrings: Cleo | Shoes: Payless Shoe Source

Baby Blue Squared

Today's look is a mash up of classic and bold! I paired a simple, light blue trouser with a windowpane print bell-sleeve top. I added a pop of colour with coral sling-back pumps and kept it trendy with the black lariat. I also opted to style my hair in a big Dutch braid. This look gave me all the spring vibes! The colour, the breezy top and the intricate hairdo had me chirping like the morning birds!


Pants: Banana Republic | Top: Dynamite | Necklace: Dynamite | Earrings: H&M | Shoes: Zara

TBT - Hello Yellow

This look sure is cheerful! I can't help but smile when I look at it! I know this shade of yellow doesn't work for everyone, but if it works for you, you should totally embrace it! It's bold, but fresh all at the same time! The fact that this particular dress is in a simple sheath cut keeps the focus on the colour. When a colour is this loud, a simple cut is required to balance it out. I paired it with a white bouclé jacket and nude heels for a classic, yet unexpected work look. Be brave and step out of your colour comfort-zone!

Dress: Venus | Jacket: Smart Set | Necklace: RW&CO | Bracelet: Fame Accessories | Earrings: Reitmans | Shoes: Aldo

On the Mauve

I had a lot of walking today, so I decided on a comfortable and practical outfit. I wore my lavender skinnies, a plain white t-shirt and a denim jacket. It was a tried and true combination, but I mixed things up by wearing coloured jeans. I finished off the look with hints of metallic because, why not? A basic outfit can be easily updated by switching up colours and adding fun accessories. No need for them to feel tired, just breathe new life into them by being a little creative! On the plus side, I was totally well dressed for all that walking!

Jeans: Zara | Top: Old Navy | Jacket: Old Navy | Earrings: Aldo | Necklace: Stunning | Shoes: Zara

Clad in Plaid

I love the plaid skirt my mom made me! She's the best mom in the world! Who wouldn't like bespoke pieces? I am so grateful to have such a talented and generous mom. I decided to wear my skirt in a casual way today by pairing it with a graphic tee and denim jacket. Although I wore the black flats indoors, I ended up trading them for my red rubber boots outdoors because it was pouring! Turns out, they matched my skirt perfectly and I totally found myself feeling very Scottish... It's in my genes after all! This was a fun way to style my skirt and wear it other than during fall and around Christmas time. I tried something out of the box and am very happy with how it turned out!

Skirt: (handmade by mom) | T-shirt: RW&CO | Jacket: Banana Republic | Earrings: Claire's | Tights: Hudson's Bay | Flats: Zara

All Wrapped Up

What to wear when you end up with dinner plans at the last minute? A printed wrap dress will always be a safe bet! It is a timeless shape that looks good on practically every body type and is easy-peasy to style. This turquoise number is from Banana Republic, back when this dress was one of their staples and came back every season in new colours and patterns. I really wish they would bring it back... Anyways, I opted to style the dress with a light grey leather jacket and fuchsia flats. A structured layer and a pop of colour is all I needed for a refreshing springtime look perfect for a double-date! It hit the right balance between dressy and casual. Do you have a go-to dinner outfit?

Dress: Banana Republic | Jacket: BLANKNYC | Earrings: Callura | Pouch: Sal & Jo's | Flats: Qupid

Looking Fleur Trouble

This look it totally bad girl meets good girl. Mixing pastel floral with leather and stud flats is feminine with an edge! I love pairing unexpected combinations. This outfit is an entirely new take on casual Friday. The pencil skirt is a classic cut and the tucked-in t-shirt helps with the structure of the look. Pointed-toe black flats are very office appropriate, but the stud detailing of this pair makes a bold statement. Throw in a black moto jacket and there you have it, a perfectly appropriate office look that does not skimp on the wow-factor! This look is on point for kicking-off the weekend with major style points. Happy-hour anyone?

Skirt: Smart Set | T-Shirt: Smart Set | Earrings: (old) | Jacket: Zara | Flats: Wild Diva Lounge

Life is a Runway

For as long as I can remember, I've always loved clothes and fashion.  Wearing coordinated outfits to school was a must! My mom tells me stories of me not enjoying my swimming lessons, but absolutely loving strutting in my swimsuit by the pool... Who needs an actual runway when then entire world can be your catwalk? I can strut my stuff anywhere! That's why when I saw this graphic t, I had to get it. The writing is very small but, on the front it says "The world is my catwalk" and on the back it says "This is my best pose". Now, I do not claim to be a model whatsoever, but I like to pretend, it's more fun that way!

Jeans: Banana Republic | T-shirt: Zara | Earrings: Aldo | Flats: Old Navy

Seersucker Blazer

Keeping it simple with a light and easy look today. I paired my trusty black skinnies with a seersucker blazer, white blouse and red flats for a fresh, springtime look. The weather is warming up, so the layers are becoming lighter in both material and colour. The sheer chiffon blouse layered over a white cami is easy-breezy, while the light-striped blazer softens the dark jeans. The red shoes add just the right pop of colour to jazz things up a bit. I also added a marbled-bead necklace to give the white-on-white-on-white layering a bit of dimension. Seersucker is such a classic warm-temperature fabric. The crinkled effect gives it a more casual, everyday feel, while still having the added bonus of working well on tailored pieces such as blazers and dresses. I believe everyone needs a little seersucker in their closet!

Jeans: Zara | Blazer: Banana Republic Factory | Blouse: Dynamite | Camisole: Smart Set | Earrings: Thomas Sabo | Necklace: Downtown East | Shoes: Bamboo

TBT - Unicorn Flavour

This throwback is brought to you by the Unicorn Frappuccino. Last week, I got sucked in and my curiosity got the best of me. I just HAD to try Starbucks' new colourful drink. While enjoying the sweet and tart beverage, and admiring it's artful colouring, I was reminded of an outfit I wore a couple years ago. I figured the time was right to feature it on the blog. Without even knowing it, I paired turquoise, purple and pink in what I can now refer to as the Unicorn Colour Block. I even had the purple hair at that point... The unicorn is definitely my spirit animal! This look was as bold as the beverage, minus the sugar rush!

Skirt: Zara | Tank: Garage | Cardigan: Joe Fresh | Necklace: Smart Set | Earrings: Northern Reflections | Shoes: Gomax