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Let's all take a moment to envy how perfect every aspect of this outfit is and cry because we don't have it. That's what I'll be doing.
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Style advice for @noella45 re: styling oxfords with colored soles
Those are so cute! The way I see it, you have two ways to wear these: either go all brights or all neutrals.
All neutrals: Personally, this is the route I would take simply because I'm not brave enough. Go easy on everything, and just do a casual cream sweater and jeans. Here, you have the option of incorporating some turquoise (or whatever color your shoe soles are) jewelry, but keep it simple. A ring would be perfect, a necklace would be overkill. The tendency is to want to go too matchy-matchy, when really, you can just forget about adding in color and just let your shoes do all the work.
All brights: I think this could potentially look really really great, so I encourage you to experiment with it. Have one piece in the same color as the shoe soles, preferably not one that is overly prominent in the outfit or again, it will be too matchy-matchy. Pair it with other colors to balance it out. For example, here, I felt like the turquoise was really bright, so I paired it with a light pink top, which while still adding color, isn't quite as bright. Adding a neutral color is definitely a must here to tone down all of the colors, but try to pick a fun neutral like navy or white that can still work well with all of the bright colors you've got going on.
Attached is a more visual representation of what I've just described above. Hope this helps!
Those are so cute! The way I see it, you have two ways to wear these: either go all brights or all neutrals.
All neutrals: Personally, this is the route I would take simply because I'm not brave enough. Go easy on everything, and just do a casual cream sweater and jeans. Here, you have the option of incorporating some turquoise (or whatever color your shoe soles are) jewelry, but keep it simple. A ring would be perfect, a necklace would be overkill. The tendency is to want to go too matchy-matchy, when really, you can just forget about adding in color and just let your shoes do all the work.
All brights: I think this could potentially look really really great, so I encourage you to experiment with it. Have one piece in the same color as the shoe soles, preferably not one that is overly prominent in the outfit or again, it will be too matchy-matchy. Pair it with other colors to balance it out. For example, here, I felt like the turquoise was really bright, so I paired it with a light pink top, which while still adding color, isn't quite as bright. Adding a neutral color is definitely a must here to tone down all of the colors, but try to pick a fun neutral like navy or white that can still work well with all of the bright colors you've got going on.
Attached is a more visual representation of what I've just described above. Hope this helps!
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I never thought I would have the urge to buy a leopard print headband, but now I'm kinda feelin it. It has the perfect amount of leopard print, which, don't get me wrong - is absolutely adorable, but I feel like it can look too trendy (read: trashy) in anything but accessories. Also, with my no-clothes buying policy, this may tide me over until next month.
Also, isn't that scarf perfect? I WANT.
Also, isn't that scarf perfect? I WANT.
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