The weather is cooling down in NYC and I’m starting to rotate in longer sleeves, warmer layers, and thicker textures like tweed. Color is definitely still a mainstay in my wardrobe and this blue and turquoise combo definitely reflects my excitement of the cooler temps to come.
Top: StyleMint
Skirt: J.Crew
Necklace: A Beautiful Heart (c/o)
Purse: J.Crew
Shoes: Steve Madden
I’m so excited to share a style collaboration that I’ve been working on with three beautiful bloggers: Jessica of Bows & Sequins, Tara of Mix and Match Fashion, and Sara of Glitter & Grace. Every other Wednesday for the next two months, we’ll be taking one trend and styling it four ways. It’ll be a fun way to challenge ourselves and hopefully give you inspiration on how to incorporate trends into your own looks.
For the first round, we’re showing you how to wear white after Labor Day. While many people still hold onto the belief that you shouldn’t wear white after summer is over, we say break those rules! They never made sense anyway!
For me, this challenge was the perfect time to break out the white blazer that I bought during Zara’s online summer sale. I paired it with floral pants and black accessories for a sharp, yet flirty look. For more, check out how Jess, Tara, and Sara will be wearing white after Labor Day over at their blogs!
Blazer: Zara (similar here and here)
Tank: Forever 21
Pants: H&M (similar here and here)
Necklace: Spike the Punch
Bracelets: A Beautiful Heart (c/o), Banana Republic (similar)
Bag: Coach
Shoes: Pour la Victoire
Summer is winding down, so I thought I’d get a little wear out of my rompers before I store them away until next year. It’s my last weekend in Arizona and between packing, eating at my favorite spots, and saying goodbye to all my friends, there’s still so much to do before I leave! So here’s hoping your weekend will be as jam-packed (or not!) as mine.
Romper: Tobi (sign up here for 50% your first order!)
Necklace: A Beautiful Heart (c/o)
Bracelets: Erin Wasson x Low Luv, Juicy Couture
Bag: Coach (similar here and here)
Shoes: Sam Edelman