Hi, I’m Mireille and I’m 100% obsessed with layering. Anything. Even when it’s 90 degrees, I’ll try, so you can imagine how much I really love fall and winter because then I’m at least not sweating. I think the layered look is the most sophisticated if done right and the most fun. But it does have to be done right, or you risk looking sloppy or mismatched. It’s kind of hard to explain my method and reasoning with some of…
With off-the-shoulder styles taking over the style scene, they are making their way into all seasons. The trend is cute and can be fun to wear, but what happens when it gets too chilly? We are starting to see the off the shoulder trend in more than summer styles, there are a ton of really cute sweaters now too! So a few ways to continue to wear this style into the fall and winter, is to layer! I mean, get…
As we are transitioning our minds and our wardrobes into Fall, there are a few ways to dress with that in mind, while in the heat of the summer. This layered look is one of them and one most people can get behind. If you don’t have a closet full of plaid, are you even human, jk jk, try out a few different styles and colors that appeal to you. Light colored plaids are great for right now, worn tied…
You know how to get the most use out of your wardrobe? Layer it all on! Ok but for real, start to add a layer where you wouldn’t normally do so. A great way to start this is with vests. You can’t go wrong because it works without trying too hard. Then when you get used to it, get creative. Add a tee over a dress, belt a cardigan, wear an oxford under everything. I think the reason I love…
gingham top | sweater, Gap last year, option here and here | denim, here is an option that is similar fit | shoe boots or try here | clutch | necklace c/o Kendra Scott Avalon White and light colors in the winter and fall is something that is becoming more mainstream than taboo now.. thank goodness! Obviously black is chic and fun for the cold winter months, but there is something crisp and clean about the light neutrals. Tips for wearing…
