Glancing Girl here ...
I love, love, love these felted scarves. They are absolutely pieces of art.
In fact, I've blogged about them before.
I love, love, love these felted scarves. They are absolutely pieces of art.
In fact, I've blogged about them before.



When I saw them making the rounds in the blogging world again recently, I started to think about how I can better transition my wardrobe between the seasons.
Meaning, I have several pieces that I could technically wear year-round, rather than putting them away until their "appropriate" season.
I've found a look that works for me: layering is the name of my game, ladies.
So in the fall and winter I layer cashmere and wool: sweaters, long sleeved tops, cardigans, wraps, and scarves.
In the spring, I layer the same way but shift to lighter fabrics: cotton, silk, etc.
I'm thinking that I could build a summer wardrobe around just 3 basic items.
{denim}
{simple tanks}
{scarves of a variety of weights}
I'd accessorize with big jewelry {bangles, hoop earrings, natural stone rings}, and simple sandals.
What do you think?
How could you make your wardrobe transition more smoothly year-round?
{pc|spotted on Coco+Kelley}
xoxo
Meaning, I have several pieces that I could technically wear year-round, rather than putting them away until their "appropriate" season.
I've found a look that works for me: layering is the name of my game, ladies.
So in the fall and winter I layer cashmere and wool: sweaters, long sleeved tops, cardigans, wraps, and scarves.
In the spring, I layer the same way but shift to lighter fabrics: cotton, silk, etc.
I'm thinking that I could build a summer wardrobe around just 3 basic items.
{denim}
{simple tanks}
{scarves of a variety of weights}
I'd accessorize with big jewelry {bangles, hoop earrings, natural stone rings}, and simple sandals.
What do you think?
How could you make your wardrobe transition more smoothly year-round?
{pc|spotted on Coco+Kelley}
xoxo

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