When I saw this dress in-store two things stood out to me.
One: The Deep Jewel Tones, {Including Purple, Which is Such
a Majestic Color}
And
Two: The Baroque Detailing Going Down the Front & The
Back
/Side Note:/ Whenever a dress has a busy print or lighter
color in the middle, complemented by a darker contrasting color, it tends to
create the illusion of an hourglass figure.
Especially if one has a pooch like I do.
Someone asked me if I’d lost weight today. My reply? “No, my clothes
just fit well” I’m finding that fit makes all the difference in the world.
I already knew I would style this dress with my oxblood
riding boots.
But what I was unsure of was how to take an otherwise
springy silhouette and winterize it.
At first I thought of a cardigan but the one I had in mind
seemed to take away from the dress.
I could have very well worn a white shirt, or pink
button-down for that matter.
But I ultimately chose denim because I thought it added
visual interest to the look.
This was one occasion where I was glad I had Grown-Out-Of a
denim shirt I that was in heavy rotation at one time.
The snug fit was PERFECT to add some sleeves to this froc
without being too bulky.
I got so many compliments on my outfit today…
And That
Made me feel good inside.
Dainty Earrings: Forever 21/Denim Shirt: American
Eagle/Dress: New York and Company (MEGA SALE)/Boots: Evans/Bag: Steve Madden
via Ross
genius pairing!
ReplyDeleteThanks V!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYou did awesome "winterizing" this dress!! Love the color on you! And you are so right, fit makes all the difference!
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