1/21/2011

Romantic Ensembles





To get this look, shop for pieces that are airy and feminine, in pastel hues. White or beige shoes with open work or straps like these work well. Layer on a chunky knitted cardigan for coziness and warmth. A beautiful pair of gold earrings would compliment it nicely.






Rose Hand Knit Open Crop Cable Jumper, $100
BANK Fashion - Kitsch Couture I Love ?? T-Shirt, 15 GBP
UNGER Fashion - Straight Leg-Jeans 'Billy' Blue - 29/34 - 30/34, 269 EUR
Maison Martin Margiela Leather Sequin Heel from Mrs H
Jessica Simpson Karma Hobo, $78


This is a soft, casual look that can be achieved with a regular soft tee you have at home, a handmade pullover sweater, and a pair of your oldest, best fitting jeans. Add some brown boots and a floral hobo, and you're good to go.

Both of these outfits would be nice and sensual for your special date with your Valentine.

at 9:22 PM Published by: Jillian Rueter

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Soho500 said...

Hair accessories are going to be huge this spring 2011. They started showing up last summer but are really taking off.

6:16 AM, January 25, 2011  
Rhonda Bell Designs said...

Both these ensembles are well put together. I love the combination of cables and a lacy/airy feeling of the cardigan in the second set. Thanks for sharing these.

10:24 PM, February 09, 2011  

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