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Style lesson learned: Do a monochrome look. Pink on pink works! A streamlined look like this slims the body. Add a pop of color in the same color family (like this red belt) for an updated look.
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Style lesson learned: Try a new hemline like this scalloped salmon skirt. The tiers lay flat so they don't add bulk. Pair graphic floral prints with solid colors for a fresh spring look.
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Style lesson learned: Sequins and bold colors (like red) can work from day to night. Pairing sequins with solids allows the color to really pop.
Style lesson learned: Sequins and bold colors (like red) can work from day to night. Pairing sequins with solids allows the color to really pop.
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Style lessons learned: Collars are in this season! Update yours by wearing it on a graphic printed top and pairing the look with fuchsia denim. Neutrals anchor the look and keep you from looking too 80s.
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Style lesson learned: Keep your look classic with black and white and pop of pink! Match the pop of color to something unexpected like shoes or a fun ring.
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Style lesson learned: Layer unexpected prints like florals over bold stripes. Keep the look from swallowing you up by cinching your waist with a belt.
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Style lesson learned: Make camel pop with fluorescent colors. The neon color looks extremely chic with neutrals, and -bonus- is appropriate for day this way!
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Style lesson learned: Mix prints subtly by spacing them out. A pastel striped sweater, for instance, looks beautiful with loafers in a leopard print. Leopard acts as a neutral now, so they pair well with any color. Try a brooch/flower pin on your sweater, vest, or coat- it adds a touch of unexpected chicness and pulls the looks together.
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Style lesson learned: If you want to go the comfy route try a solid-colored over sized cotton button down shirt with liquid or leather leggings. I live in this look! It's so comfortable, yet effortlessly stylish.
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Style lesson learned: Don hues in the same color family! Play with texture at the same time and your look will be fun and colorful! This look is perfect with a velvet blazer, silk top, and denim pants! Gorgeous!
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Style lesson learned: Denim on denim continues to work this season. Play with a pop of color by adding a bright cardigan or blazer over your chambray shirt. Bonus points for adding bright or printed shoes!
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Style lesson learned: Office style doesn't have to be boring! Trade in your basic black or navy blazer for a colorful number to wake up office basics.
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Style lesson learned: Red and pink work perfectly together! This color combination is so bright, keep accessories to a minimum and pair with nude heels to elongate the legs and let the colors take center stage.
I'm in love with every one of these looks! Especially the first one...it's so chic!
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So much inspiration here! Love Beth's print mix and the tone on tone the best. Now I wanna dig up some pink from my closet!
ReplyDeleteI've got so many outfit ideas from here now! Loved this post!
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Love this post! Now I will definitely have to wear pink!
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