I put this look together for a friend that had asked about finding these specific items. The shirt isn't exactly the same, but a very similar design. I am almost positive I found the exact purse. However, it is rather pricey. Well, by my standards it's a bit pricey. I still put it in the gallery, along with a cheaper option if you so prefer. Also, I didn't do jeans because I'm sure everybody out there has a pair they can use for this outfit.
If not, you know where to find me!
Old clothes can be just as good as new items. Take for example the skirt in the picture below. But wait! Looks can be deceiving.
It's not actually a skirt, but a dress, which I haven't worn in over a year.
Try using old articles of clothing in new ways.
You never know just what you might come up with. It can change the whole way you look at the clothes in your closet.
Get the Look
- Red Polka Dot Dress - Wal-Mart (See the design better below)
- Beige Sweater - TJMaxx
- Camel Colored Flats - Target
- Camel Colored Skinny Belt - Target
- Multi-Strand Pearl Necklace - Target
Close up of the dress pattern
When I put these two together I just knew it was a perfect pair. I absolutely love this specific blue color paired with these green pants. Not only that, but the boots just complete the look. This has to be one of my favorite looks that isn't a Pinterest Knockoff.
Get the Look
- Blue Gingham Button
Down Shirt - Gap
- Army Green Skinny
Pants - Marshall's
- MIA Riding Boots - DSW
- Wide Brown Belt - Kohl's
- Gold Leather Wrap
Watch - Target
- Gold and Crystal Link
Bracelet - J. Crew Factory
Purchase these items....NOW
Get the Look
- Beige Cardigan - Marshall's
- Navy Blue T-Shirt - H&M
- Light Blue Skirt with Navy Blue Polka Dots - Target
- Mustard Tights - H&M
- Camel Colored Buckle Boots - Marshall's
- Camel Colored Belt - Target
- Birdcage Brass Necklace - Target
Not only do headbands look great, but they definitely come in handy when you may be running a little bit behind on time when you're getting ready in the morning. It's always smart to have more fashionable headbands on hand when you just aren't in the mood to really do your hair, but want something extra to add to your look.
Get the Look
- Red Cardigan - Target
- Beige Short Sleeve Shirt - Marshall's
- Tan Inifinity Scarf - H&M
- Express Skinny Jeans - TJMaxx
- Tan/Red Plaid Headband - Etsy (Three Bird Nest)
- Skinny Brown Belt - Target
- Vera Wang Red Knit Leg Warmers - Kohl's
- MIA Brown Riding Boots - DSW
Get the Look
- Fair Isle Black and White Sweater - TJMaxx
- Mustard Colored Scarf - Target
- Brown Belt - Kohl's
- Express Skinny Jeans - TJMaxx
I paired it with.......
Boots to Match the Belt - Steve Madden from Marshall's
Get the Look
- Black Long-Sleeve Shirt - Marshall's
- White Pencil Skirt - H&M
- Plaid Beige Scarf - Boutique (I also saw very similar ones to this at Kohl's)
- Black Tights - Wal-Mart
- Steve Madden Strappy Camel Colored Boots - Marshall's
- Camel Colored Belt - Target
The Original Look
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My Look
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Get the Look
- Chambray Button Up Shirt - TJMaxx
- Yellow Skirt - Target (Thanks to my sister for getting me this skirt for Christmas!)
- Camel Color Flats - Target
- Camel Color Belt - Target (comes in a pack of 2 for $14)
- Necklace - This was actually my grandmother's, but you can go with any chunky neutral color necklace.
Who says pastels are just for spring? There are lots of great ways to incorporate pastels into your winter wardrobe, along with wearing what I like to call "winter pastels."
You, of course, don't want to over do it by wearing lots of pastels at once, but you can always incorporate them into your wardrobe in the winter by wearing a pastel shirt or pants and pairing it with sweaters, boots, skirts, leggings, tights, and more. You want to be subtle with the pastels as to not look out there and like you're just clinging to the hope of spring coming soon. In addition, this is a great way to bring a little sunshine into your life and we all know we can sure use that during these cold, winter months.
As for winter pastels, these are pastel colors with a darker/grayer hue to them. They still have that pastel undertone, but aren't as strickily bright or light as your usual pastels. You can see some of my winter pastels, as pictured above, to give you an idea of what I'm talking about.
Get the Look
- Blush/Rose Colored Short-Sleeved Top - Marshall's
- Army Green Skinny Pants - Marshall's
- Cream Open-Cardigan - Target
- Skinny Brown Belt - Target (pair of 2 for $14)
- Bracelets - Lauren Conrad from Kohl's
See below for what I paired it with...
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