Now that I know how to really make photo collages, I have a feeling it might become a weekly feature. However, I'm pretty sure next time I'm going to talk about each of the things instead of just giving you the links. I thought about giving you examples of every item in my last post, but I figured some (actually most) of the items you could picture on a model. I do have two favorite items that I have been looking for just the right piece so that it fits me just right and makes me look like the gals in the pictures below.
I've been looking for high waisted jeans that fit me just right (not too low and not too wide-legged). Trying to find jeans for me like that are pretty difficult. I have to find just the right cut so that they don't add unnecessary bulk. I would so much rather have a high waisted flare too. I just love the look ever since I ran across the picture below in a magazine years ago. I'm pretty sure the jeans are vintage, but I love the whole look of the outfit. It looks very put together but effortless. A look that I love. Plus anyone who knows me knows I'm a huge sucker for a hat. I have one like this will a smaller rim, but I would love another hat that has this exact rim size.
The other item I wanted to include was a denim shirt. There are so many ways that you can wear a denim shirt, especially if it's from the men's department. You can wear it as a jacket, as a blouse, as a cropped shirt, and as a tunic. Basically, if you get it large enough you can do anything with a denim shirt. While I love the free people tuxedo style shirt, the men's shirt might win my vote. (Maybe I can get both since they're so different!) I love a good button down that you can layer, particularly in the fall/winter time. I know that I could never live somewhere like Hawaii because fall is my favorite season. I love wrapping up in sweaters and layers and FLANNEL! Oh my goodness, flannel is one of my absolute favorite fabrics. I have to limit myself to one flannel piece a year.
Four ways to wear denim shirts:
1. As a jacket layer
2. As a blouse
3. As a cropped top
4. As a tunic
Title: "Something In the Water" by Brooke Fraser
Labels: Fall Season, Fashion, Inspiration, Music
