This post is dubbed polka plaid due the patterns that I'm wearing in this outfit (thank you Captain Obvious) and alternatively, J Crew'ed. I think the patterns work because the pin dots are smaller than the plaid pattern so that they don't compete with each other. Then, the whole outfit is grounded with the mustard and the camel pieces. Colors are my favorite, especially after the super hard black and white challenge yesterday!
Outfit Details
Top: Thrifted J Crew (similar silk J Crew here, red Jones New York here)
Cardi: J Crew Katelyn Ruffle Cardigan (similar at Nordstroms here, Forever 21 here, Tory Burch here)
Skirt: J Crew via Anthropologie Treasurebox (similar in gray from LOFT here, Max Studio on sale here)
Shoes: Chelsea Crewe (similar here, flat Coach boot here)
Sunglasses: Dry Goods (shop similar here, here, here)
Necklace: Francesca's Collections (similar necklace here, here)
Belt: J Crew Factory (similar American Apparel here, here)
Somehow I managed to get 4 J Crew items from different sources all into one outfit! This was unplanned, I swear. But I suppose it's not wonder then that they all go together. I'll take it.
Thanks for stopping by!
Browsed through you blog a little bit. I love the way you mix patterns!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'd love if you'd check in from time to time :).
DeleteLike the outfit with the mustard cardigan. The funny poses are cute.
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Daphne.
http://fashiondivamommy.blogspot.com
No problem! Nothing like scoping out other people's creative spaces on the interwebs. Thanks for visiting mine :).
DeleteLove that plaid skirt! Looks great with the mustard cardi :)
ReplyDeleteAnnie
The Other Side of Gray
Thanks!
DeleteThis is really great! I love the scale of the two prints that you combined, and that skirt is all kinds of perfection. I love the plaid, the classic colors, the length and the cut.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of love! Thanks so much Vanessa :)
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