6 Ways to Style a Black Jumpsuit
It’s no secret that I’ve had a lot going on in the last month or so. My family and I moved across the country, I quit my job and we moved into a brand new house. I can’t hide that all these big changes haven’t always been super easy for me. It’s been a roller coaster of emotions. I’ve felt excited, stressed, sad and hopeful all at the same time. When I’m going through all these ups and downs, I often lose my sense of creativity with my outfits. I get into a rut of wearing the same clothes over and over again in an effort to stay comfortable and happy.
3 Ways to Wear a Button Front Denim Skirt
In case you haven’t heard…denim skirts are back and I’m super excited about it! I wore denim skirts as a little girl, then again in high school and we can’t forget the denim skirts with the Ugg boots trend that I definitely tested out in college. But then after I graduated college it seemed like denim skirts were out. I ended up getting rid of all my denim skirts as I cleaned out my closet, but now all of a sudden, they are making a comeback. Read more
How to Take a Basic Outfit from Day to Night
I don’t know about you, but I’ve always felt that there are 2 different ways to dress for the day and night. I’ve also been known to overthink them both, that’s why today I’m sharing 2 looks, wearing the same exact base outfit. This base outfit is so simple, it’s just a black tank top, jeans with a necklace and earrings. All I did was switch out my shoes and purse to take this look from day to night.
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Day Look
During the day I like to stay casual and comfortable. I typically wear flat shoes and carry a large tote purse to keep all my toddler gear in. I love wearing simple tank tops and t-shirts because you can always change them up by the way you style them. For this day look, I knotted my top at the bottom.
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Jeans- Old Navy (exact)
Top- Target (exact)
Shoes- Kohls (exact)
Necklace- Nordstrom (exact)
Earrings- Esty (exact)
Purse- Last Call Neiman Marcus (similar)
Necklace- Nordstrom (exact)
Earrings- Esty (exact)
Purse- Last Call Neiman Marcus (similar)
Night Look
I always feel like the night has a dressier feel. I like to put on a pair of heels or wedge shoes. I’m 5’1 so I always like to add a little height when I can. I also like to ditch my big mom purse whenever I have the chance to get out without my little guy. My go-to, kid-free purse is my leopard clutch. Leopard is always a great statement accessory.
3 Ways to Style a Yellow T-Shirt
Now that it’s March, I’m looking ahead to spring. I’m ready to get out of my winter neutrals and add a little color to my wardrobe. It’s not that neutrals are bad, but sometimes I just get bored with them. I’m looking to just add a little pop of color just to brighten up my wardrobe a bit. One easy way to do this is by adding a bright colored t-shirt into your wardrobe.
Last fall I bought this BP mustard yellow shirt at Nordstrom (HERE– this exact color is currently sold out, but I did link some similar tops below.) It’s a great yellow for fall, but I think that this color can also work all year round. Today I’ve styled it 3 ways. Typically, I would have picked out a neutral-colored shirt to wear with these outfits, but when you style them with the yellow, it just adds a little pop of color and makes the outfit more fun for spring.
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Outfit #1 Yellow and Turquoise
I’ve always loved accessorizing with the color turquoise. I love how it looks when you pair it with another bright color. This is just a simple way to add some extra color to simple jeans and t-shirt outfit.
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Jeans- Abercrombie (similar)
Shoes- ThredUP- Madden Girls (similar)
Purse- Last Call Neiman Marcus (similar)
Necklace- Nordstrom Rack (similar)
Outfit #2 Yellow with a striped skirt
I always feel like a bumblebee when I wear yellow and striped together, but I actually do really love the combination. I always like to add my denim jacket with an outfit like this.
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Jacket- Old Navy (exact)
Skirt- ThredUP (similar)
Purse- Last Call Neiman Marcus (similar)
Shoes- Target (similar)
Scarf- Walmart (similar)
Outfit # 3 Yellow and Navy
I can’t help but think of the University of Michigan colors of maize and blue when ever I wear my yellow shirt and navy blazer together, but I do really love this color combination. For spring, I paired it with my white jeans. I personally I think white jeans can be worn year round, but I really love my white jeans during the spring.
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Blazer- Target (similar)
Jeans- Target (similar)
Purse- Last Call Neiman Marcus (similar)
Shoes- ThredUP- Madden Girl (similar)
3 Ways to Wear a Corduroy Skirt
I love it when I find a great versatile piece of clothing. I love it, even more, when I find it for a great price! Last month right before Christmas I got a notification on my phone that ThredUP was doing 24 hours of free shipping. I had been waiting for this for a while because I only had a little over $2 left in my ThredUP account. I love shopping at their online thrift store, but my biggest complaint is that you need to spend over $79 to get free shipping. I don’t know about you, but I have a hard time spending that much money at a thrift store. That’s why I was waiting for free shipping. I ended up buying this super cute Old Navy corduroy skirt for $.99 plus an Old Navy tunic top (HERE), also for $.99. I was pretty excited about my finds and I still have some change leftover in my account for my next ThredUp shopping trip.
I’ve had really good luck with thrifting my skirts. You can usually find a lot of great basic skirts from thrift stores. I like the light khaki color of this skirt. I also think that corduroy is a great material for fall and winter. This skirt would make the perfect classroom skirt if your a teacher or for any office job. It’s also a perfect way to dress up a little bit more. Today I’ve styled it 3 ways to show you how easy it can be to add a corduroy skirt into your wardrobe.
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Look #1- This look includes all my favorite things. A chambray top and a pop of leopard. This look is perfect for work. It’s really a simple look to pull off.
Look #1- This look includes all my favorite things. A chambray top and a pop of leopard. This look is perfect for work. It’s really a simple look to pull off.
Skirt– ThredUp-Old Navy (Similar, Similar) || Top- Target (Similar) || Booties- ThredUP- Target (Similar, Similar) || Belt- Hand me down from my mom (Similar, Similar) || Necklace- Nordstrom (Exact)
Look #2- I love to layer my button-down shirts with a cardigan. I love how it has a classic and preppy feel to it. The key is to cuff the sleeves. This shows off the blouse a little more and hides any imperfections and bumpiness you might get in your sleeves.
Top- ThredUP- J.Crew (Similar, Similar) || Cardigan- Target (Similar) || Shoes- ThredUp- Madden Girls (Similar) || Necklace- Nordstrom (Exact)
Look #3- Sweaters tucked in are such a trend right now. I never thought that would be a thing, but it looks so polished when you tuck your sweater. Wearing a sweater with a skirt can be the perfect combination in the winter.
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