Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
October 31, 2013
October 5, 2012
how to: mix & match
| sweater: Carven, vest and jeans: Sheinside, shoes: Ann Taylor, clutch: Clare Vivier |
After receiving several notes and comments regarding 'how to' style and wear certain items or how to pull off a look, I have decided to start incorporating how to's on The Daileigh.
It comes as no surprise that my first is mix & match. I love to incorporate a surprise element into my outfits. Everyone has a different method to this madness but the key for me is finding a common color and building your look surrounding that, rather it is a subtle or bold color, it is a good way to start.
Mustard was the obvious choice for this outfit. With the many colors in this sweater and burgundy heels, I leveled out this color wheel with neutrals, olive and accessorizing with a black clutch to keep the colors the main focus without being too overwhelming. The little details count too -- burgundy zipper on the clutch and the lighter heel on the pump help tie the look together.
It can be very tricky but definitely worth trying! Continue to send me emails and leaving comments with suggestions, hopefully I can lend you a little guidance.
Happy Friday!
After receiving several notes and comments regarding 'how to' style and wear certain items or how to pull off a look, I have decided to start incorporating how to's on The Daileigh.
It comes as no surprise that my first is mix & match. I love to incorporate a surprise element into my outfits. Everyone has a different method to this madness but the key for me is finding a common color and building your look surrounding that, rather it is a subtle or bold color, it is a good way to start.
Mustard was the obvious choice for this outfit. With the many colors in this sweater and burgundy heels, I leveled out this color wheel with neutrals, olive and accessorizing with a black clutch to keep the colors the main focus without being too overwhelming. The little details count too -- burgundy zipper on the clutch and the lighter heel on the pump help tie the look together.
It can be very tricky but definitely worth trying! Continue to send me emails and leaving comments with suggestions, hopefully I can lend you a little guidance.
Happy Friday!
April 30, 2012
pink & puddles
{blouse: H&M skirt: Silence & Noise bag: Aldo (similar here) bracelet: ASOS shoes: Vince Camuto}
How could I resist playing around in a puddle, guess it's the inner child in me!
July 14, 2011
wardrobe essentials: the basics pt. I
Building your wardrobe is a process that you are constantly adding to over time. There are certain items that I feel are of more importance than others (varies depending on the person) that are the ultimate basics and foundation to build upon.
When shopping it is always good to keep in mind..
'The Basics' are items that are very versatile and can easily be added on to or paired with, these 6 pieces are essential components when building your wardrobe.
1. Black Heel
4. Fitted Jeans
5. Nude Heel
6. LBD
Keyword is 'build,' when you look at these 6 pieces, each item can be paired with one or more of the other basics - which is the purpose of establishing a core foundation with your essentials and being able to build your wardrobe from there.
When shopping it is always good to keep in mind..
- Longevity of item - can it be worn in multiple seasons or just one particular season.
- Splurge vs. Save pieces - when should you spend more or less.
- Quality vs Quantity - is stacking up on a variety of inexpensive pieces which may not be the best quality a smart move?
'The Basics' are items that are very versatile and can easily be added on to or paired with, these 6 pieces are essential components when building your wardrobe.
1. Black Heel
2. Tailored Black Blazer
3. White Tee's/Tank's4. Fitted Jeans
5. Nude Heel
6. LBD
Keyword is 'build,' when you look at these 6 pieces, each item can be paired with one or more of the other basics - which is the purpose of establishing a core foundation with your essentials and being able to build your wardrobe from there.
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