Posted on October 9, 2013 in Outfits
There are plenty of ways to wear a little black dress, but this one might be my favorite. I’m not the kind of girl that you’ll see wearing cut-out panels, but I will rock a bit of mesh. It’s definitely more demure than its edgy counterpart, but it shows enough skin to make for a feminine and fresh take on the LBD. This time around, accessories take a backseat to this fun little party frock.
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Dress: Le Tote (c/o)
Bracelet: ILY Couture (borrowed from Tracy)
Bag: L.A.M.B. (similar)
Shoes: Prabal Gurung x Target
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Tracy Davis
Posted on October 2, 2013 in Outfits
I never really plan my outfits in advance (which is maybe why I’m perpetually running late), but I like to start my day off feeling like a blank canvas. Some days — like today — my outfit ideas start off soft and feminine and end up more forward and fierce. Case in point: a fun floral dress that was completely transformed by a little leather and a pop of neon. Take a little time to experiment with your wardrobe and I’m sure you’ll be pleasantly surprised with all the possibilities!
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Dress Worn as Top: Le Tote (c/o)
Skirt: Kirna Zabete x Target (similar)
Necklace: BaubleBar
Clutch: J.Crew Factory (on sale!)
Bracelets: Lucky Magazine (c/o)
Shoes: L.A.M.B.
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Tracy Davis
Posted on September 27, 2013 in Outfits
Okay, so I’ll be completely honest here: I don’t really do country and I don’t do rodeos. Truth is, I once bought a pair of cowboy boots … and then only wore them once. Needless to say, I’m much more of a city girl that is occasionally inspired by the country spirit. So maybe my interpretation involves sequin and leopard — would you expect anything less?
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Top: Forever 21
Skirt: Le Tote (c/o)
Necklace: C. Wonder (similar)
Bag: Hello Fab (c/o)
Bracelet: Le Tote (c/o)
Shoes: DVF (similar and way cheaper!)
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James Colvin