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If your weekend plans involve lots of time spent on planes, trains, or automobiles (see what I did there?) then this outfit is ideal. I love adding a pop of jewelry to a casual look like this because it keeps it from turning into a schlub-fest and helps you feel a little more chic when you arrive at your final destination.
1/ bien fait sweatshirt // 2/ slim boyfriend jeans // 3/ amy necklace // 4/ leather overnighter // 5/ black patent sandals
Sometimes, you just want to pop on a statement necklace to complete a look. But other times, you might want to build an outfit that really highlights your favorite necklace. This outfit is for one of those times. The bronze links of the Melissa necklace are sure to stand out against the dark top of this colorblock dress. And the other accessories look great without overpowering the necklace. Now you just have to be ready for all the compliments you’re going to get.
1/ gold + navy dress // 2/ melissa necklace // 3/ saturday morning foldover clutch // 4/ metallic linen wedge
Can’t you just see someone wearing this jump into a car on the edge of the woods, hair streaming behind her, to head off into the wild unknown? All under the haze of a perfectly chosen Instagram filter, of course.
1/ i love glamp dress // 2/ military jacket // 3/ georgia necklace // 4/ canvas leather bag // 5/ colorblock sandals
I don’t work in an office, but if I did, this might be my summer work uniform. A comfy skirt and lightweight blouse, topped off with a great statement necklace. It kind of makes me wish I had to get dressed for work every day. (Ok, maybe not every day.)
1/ scallop trim blouse // 2/ turntable skirt // 3/ melissa necklace // 4/ super ciccio glasses // 5/ amalia skimmer
While I’ve always loved some of the elements of nautical style (ok, mostly just the stripes), the overall effect is a little too preppy for me. And, as I’ve mentioned before, full on boho isn’t really my style either. But mix them together and you’ve got an outfit that isn’t too much of anything, just the perfect amount of easy summer style.
1/ stripe muscle tank // 2/ belted jersey maxi skirt // 3/ amy necklace // 4/ colorblock canvas tote // 5/ jensen flat sandal
It’s that time of year, when my Instagram feed starts filling with friends and acquaintances traveling through Europe. Sadly, I’ve got no European trip of my own on the horizon, but that doesn’t mean I can’t start dreaming about what I would wear if I was off galavanting through Paris, Vienna, London, and Rome.
Comfy dress? Check. Shoes to walk in? Check. Bag for stashing everything? Check. A statement necklace that elevates every outfit in your wardrobe and is super easy to pack and won’t get damaged in your suitcase? Right here.
1/ textured jersey easy dress // 2/ iris statement necklace // 3/ adjustable strap leather bag // 4/ athens sandal
Summer style doesn’t have to mean lots of color. This summer outfit is a totally chic way to do shorts and the perfect way to make black feel summer-y.
1/ sheer-panel blouse // 2/ embroidered short // 3/ rachel earrings // 4/ alice necklace // 5/ amalia skimmer
Summer wedding season is upon us, and, particularly if you’re in a certain age group, you may have more than one event to attend. Here are twelve outfit ideas to help you look fabulous at every one:
1/ abstract print dress and blush colored cardigan // 2/ navy crepe dress and lightweight scarf // 3/ striped strapless dress and wedges // 4/ full skirt and ballet flats // 5/ colorblock dress and floral cardigan // 6/ painterly maxi skirt and point toe flats
Every so often, you get invited to a wedding where the vibe just isn’t quite your vibe. We’ve all been there. For me, that’s a country club wedding. Despite having worked at a country club in high school (or maybe because of it), that’s never been my scene. But this outfit says, “I know how to dress for an occasion and still make a statement at the same time.” You won’t be in danger of upstaging the bride, but there’s a good chance you might turn a few heads on the dance floor.
1/ fire and spice dress // 2/ iris necklace // 3/ saturday morning foldover clutch // 4/ amy bracelet 5/ nude leather heel
Just because you’re wearing less clothes during the hotter months doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with them. Summer’s skimpier dress code provides ample opportunities to hone your pattern mixing skills, especially when you play with prints from head to toe by adding in a patterned shoe.
1/ striped guaze tank // 2/ floral short // 3/ audrey necklace // 4/ playa sandals