Showing posts with label maroon blazer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maroon blazer. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2013

Scarf 101

Scarves have always been associated with the chic and sophisticated in my mind.  I love the look of scarves, but rarely wear them.  When I started this blog I knew one of my goals would be to figure out how to wear a scarf like a professional (is there such a thing- a professional scarf wearer? Sign me up!).  This is my first one of the season.  Don't tell anyone, but I cheated. This is an infinity scarf, so all I had to do was loop it around my neck a few times, and voila (see- French- chic and sophisticated already!)



Because you can't see the sequin on sequin very well, the blouse underneath is this one.   If you follow this blog you know that I have gone from no sequins in the daytime, to sequin blouse, to now sequin blouse and blazer together all in six weeks.  At this rate I may have to add sequined pants to the ensemble by New Year's!
Don't worry, I don't own sequined pants.  I do have a glittery skirt though...;)

Scarf: Kohl's
Blazer: American Eagle
Blouse: Loft
Pants: Loft
Watch: Tourneau, husband

Linking up with Not Dead Yet Style

Friday, October 18, 2013

Matchy Matchy

Isn't this a great blazer?  When I bought it my dear friend Supriti suggested I remove the sequins.  And I remember thinking, why would I do that?  I do like the sequins, but even though they are much sparer than on my other blouse (here) these feel much more obvious.  I hesitated to wear it to work, but I figured I could take off the blazer when I got there.  Then a couple of coworkers complimented it, so it stayed on.
The necklace comes with a matching bracelet.  I bought the set for my mom, knowing full well she wouldn't like it and I would get to keep it!  Devious, I know.  But it is the only time I have pulled that trick.
Now we come to the shoes.  My recent closet cleanout also involved going through my shoes (even though they are in a different closet; talk about dedication!).  I've had these for a long time, ten years or so, and as you can see they are in great shape.  Mainly because I have barely worn them.  For some reason I feel the need to match part of my outfit to these shoes, and I draw a complete blank coming up with other possibilities.  Any suggestions?