Glancing Girl here ...
Okay Ladies, we put some outfits together for you to observe a few different techniques.
Ensemble Number One {Spring Transitions}
Ensemble Number One {Spring Transitions}
These pieces are basically pulled from a winter and summer wardrobe.
The blazer is a fall/winter stock item, and so are the jeans {they're just cuffed for a little warmer weather}.
Pairing both with a very light, summer tank and a grapefruit-colored scarf creates a very lovely transitional ensemble.
Ensemble Number Two {Mixing Patterns}
The blazer is a fall/winter stock item, and so are the jeans {they're just cuffed for a little warmer weather}.
Pairing both with a very light, summer tank and a grapefruit-colored scarf creates a very lovely transitional ensemble.
Ensemble Number Two {Mixing Patterns}
A lot a pattern-mixing is going on with this ensemble ... the dress is *very* lightly striped which is a great base pattern to work off of. The animal print is all slightly different - reptile on the scarf, leopard on the bag, cheetah on the heels.
But it's all small print and worn/held far enough away not to cause too much confusion.
But it's all small print and worn/held far enough away not to cause too much confusion.
Ensemble Number Three {Bohemian Chic}
Summer dresses in spring??
Yes you can!
Just choose a loose tunic-style and pair it over denim.
{and the cute zebra print flats are another pattern mixing technique - once again, worn far enough away from the tunic not to cause too much chaos and relatively within the same color families}
All items found in Second Glance!
{styling by Jen}
{photography by Jodi}
xoxo
Yes you can!
Just choose a loose tunic-style and pair it over denim.
{and the cute zebra print flats are another pattern mixing technique - once again, worn far enough away from the tunic not to cause too much chaos and relatively within the same color families}
All items found in Second Glance!
{styling by Jen}
{photography by Jodi}
xoxo
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