Paisley


Free People Paisley Blouse C/O Shopbop | Suzy Shier Jeans | Viva Flats

While I can be a little picky when it comes to prints and patterns, I love the muted colours and paisley print of this Free People blouse. To me, it has a lovely laid back, almost bohemian feel to it. In keeping with that laid back vibe, I decided to pair it with tapered blue jeans. Absolutely shocking, isn't that? I had bell bottoms on to start with, but decided I wanted to go with something a little more form fitting.

Still, for a more chic look, I would pair it with classic black jeans (just super plain ones like this pair by Blank Denim). Alternatively, for a more colourful and retro look, perhaps a pair of trousers like these corduroy bell bottoms by Rag & Bone. Loving that shade of burgundy. I’ve actually got my eye on those. Although, I do realise that they may look a little out of place as spring comes on. Then again, I don’t really believe in following rules when it comes to style. I think, more than anything else, style is about what you personally like.

In true form, I didn’t really bother with accessories. And for shoes, I went with my well worn and well loved leather flats. Even after years, I still find that they seem to go with almost everything. What ever will I do when they finally come apart in a way that can’t just be fixed with epoxy…

Sunday at 9





Bra by Agent Provocateur C/O Shopbop | Skirt from Thrift Shop

It's just like me to pair an Agent Provocateur bra with a $1 satin skirt from a thrift shop. 

You can take the girl out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park out of the girl. Something like that.

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Ride


Faux Suede Jacket C/O SheIn | Black Turtleneck C/O Shopbop | Jeans from Suzy Shier | Steve Madden Pumps
 
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Outfit | Bell Bottom Blues

 
Faux Fur Coat C/O Chicwish | Blouse from Suzy Shier | Bell Bottom Jeans C/O Shopbop | Thrifted Cowboy Boots

Since skinny jeans made a comeback years ago, I had worn them almost exclusively. Until earlier this year, that is. I've been broadening my horizons. Although, that seems more than a little silly to say when we're talking about something as superficial as what kind of jeans to wear. Still, last summer I started with a pair of low rise flared jeans from a Sidney thrift shop that cost me $1. Now, as the weather gets colder, I've been favouring this pair of dark wash Blank Denim high waisted jeans.

For this look, I paired them with a lightweight blouse from Suzy Shier and an old pair of cowboy boots I bought from a nearby thrift shop. The faux fur coat is from Chicwish's A/W line last year.

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