One of the biggest upcoming trends for fall is layering long pieces like tunics and even dresses over your skinny jeans. Turning some of your favorite stand alone pieces into dramatic layers for an updated fall style. You've seen me style this sheer tunic a few times (here & here), and I'm excited to have a new way to wear it into the upcoming season since it seemed like such a summery piece. And of course for Fall I am loving all things bomber jackets, the one I am wearing here is sold out but I linked a super similar one from C&C California that is under $50 here. How do you feel about long layers over your pants? Let me know in the comments below!
Showing posts with label layering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label layering. Show all posts
All the Layers.
With temperatures really starting to drop around here and staying low, here is a lesson in layering for the winter season. Make your scarf a part of the outfit; rather than just an accessory. Don't be afraid to wrap it and drape it and make it a statement piece when adding the extra layer in cooler months. I wrapped this basic scarf into a poncho like cape for a mid week work day, easy peasy and so cozy!
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Tomboy Chic.
Got a lesson in layering from the closet of a twelve year old boy yesterday. What I'm loving right now is using a boxy, button down as a top layer or cardigan. A nice lightweight piece is perfect for topping off a look, you get a layered effect, but are still feeling comfortable and not restricted. Took this look old school but rolling my sleeves to my elbows and showing off the full sleeves underneath. Keeping things masculine I could not forget my boyfriend jeans.
Too Much Texture?..Never
Colder, gloomy days call for layers, which I love because that usually means lots of textures! I like this look because the focus of the outfit is the metallic threaded tweed vest, but you still see the detailing of the leather sleeves, and it's all balanced out with a nice, suede ankle boot. LOTS of texture, you can't go wrong. Now here's to hoping it actually rains in SoCal like it's supposed to!
Take it Easy.
Sometimes the holiday season can make us crazy, but just remember to enjoy the time spent with friends and family, and calmly and happily ring in the new year. In the words of Jac Vanek, 'Take It Easy.'
Element x Jac Vanek Slacker Sweater here, Dittos Jeans here, Old Navy Anorak here, Seychelles Boots here, Aerie Scarf similar
Not So Ugly Sweater.
In honor of National Ugly Christmas Sweater day, I thought we should take a moment to reflect on the this joyous day. What started as a joke a few years back to bring some lighthearted and immature fun to the holidays, where everyone was scrounging up all of Grandma's old holiday sweaters and hitting thrift stores across town to attend parties with friends and mock one another. With vintage inspired pieces becoming such a trend in recent seasons, I'm starting to find more holiday sweaters making their way to current stores and becoming, well, much less ugly. For instance I'm loving this Free People Rudolph Sweater, it has just the right blend of holiday spirit, but keeps to the perfect palette of colors and maintains such a versatile silhouette. You won't see this baby at any Ugly Sweater parties!
El Coyote.
Channeling the Southwest and absolutely loving this poncho by Black Swan Clothing. I don't think I would be drooling over it as much if it didn't have a tartan base. The somewhat holiday colors make it perfect for this time of year. When working a look with an oversized and boxy top make sure to slim down your bottom half. The obvious choice being a skinny jean and for this time of year I recommend a tall boot to help lengthen your legs. Cowboy hat optional. Happy Sunday.
Black Swan Poncho, Irene's Story Top, J Brand Jeans, Bare Traps Boots, Stephen & Co. Necklace, Louis Vuitton Bag, Forever 21 Hat
Mixed Knits.
Chunky knits are an obvious choice when establishing our fall wardrobes. They work so well because layered together they add definition to an outfit even when it's a simple.Here is the perfect on the go look, featuring an open knit sweater, chunky snood and faux fur tote. These are all basic cool weather essentials that keep us comfortable and warm during bitter days. Mix these basics together and you have a complete, textured look.
Irene's Story Sweater, Old Navy Snood, Sneak Peek Denim, Kelsi Dagger New York Tote, Express Cuff, Qupid Ankle Boots, Fleur de Lis Ring
Fur Real.
A faux fur vest is always a great alternative from a leather jacket for layering during the cooler seasons.
Trick or Tree-ter.
The past two days in SoCal have actually made it feel a little more like fall, and Halloween. I honestly can't believe we are on the brink of November and this is technically Halloween weekend; where did the month ago? Yesterday amongst the gloom and chill I was channeling my inner blase Daria, with a modern twist. Complete with this By Zoe tote, the perfect trick-or-treat bag.
Poppin' Colors
A very simple lesson in layering: When looking to add that finishing piece, a jacket or a sweater perhaps, pick something with a splash of color. Yes your basic jackets are good, black leather, cropped denim, tan cardigan, but a solid colored piece will refresh your entire look.
Target Printed Dress, Old Navy Linen Blazer, Nine West Ankle Boots, Shopbevel Chain Necklace, Forever 21 Bangle, Urban Outfitters Ring
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