Inspired by Blazers . . . or Vests, or the Classic Trench Coat
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This is where I get my inspiration . . .
Simply inspired! I love the necklace, red lipstick and the clutch, not to mention the shirt with the polka dot lined cuffs! The accessories are worn with a beautifully fitting beige jacket, the sleeves pulled up and the shirt cuffs turned over to make their statement. The result is a classic look that is made modern and elegant.
Layers are what makes this combination look so great. Jeans, beige shirt, beige jacket, a bold necklace, bracelets, a bold handbag, and great sunglasses! Thank goodness she didn’t stop before she added the last detail or it may not have been so spectacular.
So casual it almost looks thrown together, but that just doesn’t happen.
It is the attention to detail and the layers that I like.
Elegance is what comes to mind with this look. A black tee shirt, a pair of white pants, a classic beige trench coat and those great sunglasses are perfect. These are your basics and no place to skimp.
Are you like me, do you love looking at great style for inspiration?
Links to all images
Beige Blazer with polka dots Fashion by Yeba
Layered Look with bold Necklace Saucy Glossie
Sweater over White Shirt with Black piping J Crew
Blue Blazer with Jeans J Crew
Off white Blazer M. Sherman’s photostream
Green Blazer Sunshine Daydream
Salmon color Blazer Indulgy
Beige Trench Coat J Crew
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