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| Shirt - F21, Skirt - Target, Shoes - F21, Ring - Santee Alley |
I absolutely adore this lace skirt that I picked up from Target several months ago, but I have to admit that I have been struggling with how to style it. It's so pretty and girly that I can't help but pair it with my platform mary janes every time I wear it (see
HERE), but as for what to wear on top, I keep migrating back to white, black and maybe gray. None of them seem very exciting, right? Then I remembered STRIPES. It's the new neutral! I love how it can usually sub in for a white top with ease, while giving the outfit a little dash of extra pizazz.
I wore this to a much-needed yummy lunch and coffee date with Miss K. We munched on gourmet smoked trout sandwiches (I know it's sounds gross, but it was YUMMY) and my new obsession: green tea lattes from Starbucks! After lunch and coffee, we stopped in at one of my favorite vintage shops, and I scored three new, well, new to me, gorgeous dresses for a ridiculously low price. Can't wait to style them in the next few weeks!
What are your ideas for styling this skirt? I would love hear your thoughts, since I adore this skirt and would like to wear it as much as possible! It makes me feel feminine and frilly, which is so needed some days!
4 comments:
That skirt is really cute! It's so neutral that I can see any color paried with it really. My first ideas were a purple or a teal/turquoise. The stripes look really good with it too. Maybe even a floral pattern or a vest. I love vests :)
Those are all great ideas...I really like the teal idea! I am loving teal this season, so I will have to try that! Thanks! :)
With all of the color blocking going on, any bright solid color would work. I also like the idea of a floral pattern. Do you find that the skirt is too short to be comfortable?
Can't wait to see how you style your new dresses!
that skirt is really beautiful... i think it looks perfect styled with the simple striped tee. and i love the mary jane heels. great look!! <3shelby
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