Hint of Cheetah

I've never been too crazy about cheetah print, but I really like it when it is used in small amounts (top: shoes, bottom: scarf) in these looks on Marloes Horst. It really adds playfulness to an outfit.

On another note, I love the black trench paired with the shorts and big bow in the first look and I think the second look is something you can wear on an everyday basis that looks very put together.

Photos  courtesy: Blanco

Inspiration from the Youth

 

Look at this cute little girl. What a fabulous idea to pair a blue coat with bright red shoes. 

Brown and Black

 

I like that this woman is wearing all black except for her chocolate brown shoes. I think people are often afraid to pair colors brown and black, however, I dont think it is an offense. She looks so cute and (im sure unintentionally) her hair matches her shoes almost exactly.

Jenny Humphrey

Doesn't the girl in this picture look like a real-life Jenny Humphrey? She's so young but so stylish. I really like her jacket because the pattern is unlike most. It kind of reminds me of a print that might be on a tie. Look at her shoes and bag too! I think at this age I was still running around in the mud.

Photo courtesy: Vannessa Jackman

Color

What a wonderful color combination! & I love the large garnish bow on the front of her jacket.

Photo courtesy: Vanessa Jackman

Military Coat

Personally, I am not buying too much into the military inspired style, not completely sure why. This jacket, on the other hand stands out far above the rest. The bright red and black is just works perfectly together making her legs miles high and the black clasps on the jacket are the perfect adornments to comply with her hat and fringe clutch. LOVE LOVE LOVE.

Oh p.s. I keep seeing these almost clear glasses, I think they look smart.

Navy Blue & Black

And she looks fabulous.

I really like the wide sleeves on her peacoat and her stylized boots. Most of all, I love the vibrant red of her hair and the embellishment on her bag.

Green Peacoat

Ever since I was little I wanted a green peacoat but could never find one. What I love about this outfit is how all the pieces are solid colors. The black and white somehow stand out even more next the pop of green.

P.S. I love the pink sole, so cute

Airport Wear

Usually when traveling people wear sweats and what they think is their most comfortable attire, however, whenever I do that I get where I'm going not only am I restless from sitting for so long but also I feel icky and gross. So maybe I'll aim to be more like these girls next time.
First of all, I really like riding boots right now. They are warm and keep out the elements. And whoever said that a sweater, scarf or peacoat isn't comfortable, hasn't worn these items.

Elbow Length Sleeves

This is my favorite style as of right now. I just bought a dress like this in green but want another! Typical, it is my MO after all. Blair looks so cute and warm and incredibly well put together with her cape coat and elbow length sleeved dress. This type of dress is perfect: modest yet you can still show some leg. Ooh Lala

Red Lips

Isn't it amazing how red lips and a nice coat can make an outfit look really put together?

Marie Antoinette meets NYC

This photo makes me think Marie Antoinette meets New York City. I love the pale blue coat and delicate gloves mixed with the harsh tartan tights and over the knee leather boots.

Layering Can Be

It's that time where all you want to wear is two sweatshirts on top of one another, however, the style Taylor Momsen is rocking to the left shows that layering can be more fun and quite frankly, actually cute. The coat she's wearing is short sleeve over her sweater and her skirt is actually shorter than the coat making her legs look miles longer. The super high blue booties add a pop of color making this the ultimate winter getup.

Lady in Red

So well put together. I like the earrings, and bag, and ESPECIALLY the shoes.

Maybe I should think about wearing earrings more often. How do you make them look "not too fancy". There is art to it that I haven't yet grasped.


Photo Courtesy: The Sartorialist