I've been really loving midi skirts lately, and being the lazy girl I am, they are quite perfect. Not only are they effortlessly chic, but they're an effective way to stay cool without constantly worrying about flashing people. As much as I like mini skirts, when I'm running around and going up and down stairs due to my perpetual state of late-ness, I have no time to be worrying about people seeing things they shouldn't. In addition to this, I've adopted the terrible habit of sitting like a man when I get distracted. I understand that this is a habit that needs breaking (I'm getting better at it--really!) but when it does happen every once in a while, the trusty midi skirt will keep me covered. This amazing one from the Nathalie du Pasquier collection at American Apparel not only has an eye-catching print, but flattering pleats and a light rayon material that makes it perfect for summer (or California's hotter than summer September) days.
These mules from Aldo were an amazing steal at $20 during their end of season/back to school sale. I'd been wanting a pair ever since I saw them on Tibi's Fall 2014 runway (as with everything else in Tibi's Fall 2014 runway...one of my all time favorite shows) and when I saw these beauties at Aldo for a mere $20 I couldn't resist. They add instant class to any outfit, and there's something about the parallel lines that just looks irresistibly clean. With all of the different variations (black, white, thick heel, thin heel, peep toe, close toed, etc.), you're bound to find one that's perfect for you. As I said before, these can be worn with just about any outfit, but I love it with my crazy midi skirt to kind of add some simplicity to highlight the skirt even more.
When working with a a statement piece like this skirt, I like to keep everything else simple, and in one color (that color is almost always black). However, I know a lot of people like to add even more statements or do some subtle mixing of prints. I'm definitely going to try to venture out a little bit more and try playing with prints and colors, so beware for some serious trial and error to come soon.
How do you like to style your statement pieces? Do you keep everything else one color or add more statements and/or mix prints? I'd love to know!
Skirt Nathalie du Pasquier for American Apparel (the entire collection is gorgeous!)
Crop Top H&M (similar)
Shoes Aldo (similar)
Rings H&M
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xo
Audrey
When working with a a statement piece like this skirt, I like to keep everything else simple, and in one color (that color is almost always black). However, I know a lot of people like to add even more statements or do some subtle mixing of prints. I'm definitely going to try to venture out a little bit more and try playing with prints and colors, so beware for some serious trial and error to come soon.
How do you like to style your statement pieces? Do you keep everything else one color or add more statements and/or mix prints? I'd love to know!
Skirt Nathalie du Pasquier for American Apparel (the entire collection is gorgeous!)
Crop Top H&M (similar)
Shoes Aldo (similar)
Rings H&M
Thanks for reading! Theme changes are coming soon...I can't wait to show it to you! And be sure to follow me on my new Instagram @sarcasticwasian and #wasianandfriends to be followed back :)
xo
Audrey