These white paperbag-waist pants are a staple in my closet. I honestly think I wear them more than anything else in my wardrobe! They’re so versatile and can make anything look put together and polished. Today I’m sharing a few different ways I’ve styled them, and the best part is, you probably already have these pieces in your closet! In case you don’t, I’ve included shoppable links below each look.
My vintage tee drawer (OK, drawers) continues to grow. I really don’t NEED anymore, but when I came across this Super Mario t-shirt – I had to add it to my collection! I remember sitting in my grandparents’ living room playing the Nintendo game for HOURS. I can’t help but feel a little nostalgic when wearing it.
SHOP MY LOOK
My favorite color is black. My next favorite is gray, followed by white. I ADORE neutrals, but since the weather is heating up I want to make a point to add more color into my wardrobe. I’ve even made a list of ways to do it without feeling like I’ve gone color-crazy. Read on for my tips…
When you hear the word sequins… what comes to mind? If you’re like me… you’re thinking of prom dresses, pageant queens and Las Vegas club dresses (Yes, I’m wearing this jacket in Vegas, but bare with me on this one). Sequins can sometimes get a bad reputation, but when you put sequins on a bomber jacket like the one I’m wearing here it becomes something different. It works for daytime and becomes something that’s less New Year’s Eve cliche and more casual cool.
SHOP MY LOOK:
Jacket: VIPme // Tee: CHASER BRAND // Jeans: OLD NAVY (DIY distressed, similar HERE and HERE) // Heels: old, similar style HERE //Bag: Melie Bianco (old, shop other styles HERE)
MAKEUP USED:
This summer is all about ruffles. Whether they’re on your sleeves, around your collar, on the hem of your dress…
I feel like I belong in “The Big Lebowski” or “Dazed and Confused” in this outfit – and I dig it! (And if you don’t… “well ya know… that’s just like – uh- your opinion man”. While the 90’s resurgence has definitely taken over the fashion industry, the 70’s era is also big right now and I hope it stays that way.
