Happy Hump Day my beautiful friends!
Remember the post I shared about a vintage shirt jacket I snagged over the summer and you all gave me such amazing ideas on how to wear and style it? By the way, the most suggested way to style it was with a black turtleneck underneath paired with either black jeans or a black skirt. I'm definitely looking forward to wearing it with a turtleneck and black jeans next, you all are awesome.
Happy Monday my beautiful friends!
I hope you all had a great weekend and are ready for a wonderful week ahead!
I absolutely love the fact that I've fully let go of the whole no white after Labor Day mindset because I've realized a couple of things. A) It's so ridiculous because it's as much of a neutral as black, which can be worn all year long, so why not white? and B) It really makes colors, either bold or neutral, as well as fabrics/textures, pop! I believe even more so than black, which I feel can subdue the effect and intensity of some neutral colors.
Happy First Monday of October friends!
There are a couple of styling techniques that I'm particularly fond of, such as color blocking, but today we'll be talking about one that I feel is practical for everyone, regardless of personal style and that's creating an outfit with a juxtaposition. In case you're not familiar with this term, it's basically combining two or more pieces in a look that have complete opposite effects or styles, think tulle skirt and a leather moto jacket.
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