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New York Neutral

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Won Hundred Top and Skirt / Grenson Loafer / OneSixOne Clutch / Pared Sunnies

Since moving to New York just three years ago, black ws the first "color" that became a big part of my wardrobe. Next was neutrals. Camels, taupes, pale pinks, caramels, and everything everything in between became all that I was craving. Perhaps it was their rise in the runways or just the fact that any look centered around neutrals is instantly 10 times chicer then the outfit next to it. I love mixing nudes with denim or as a head to toe look like I did here. Danish favorite, Won Hundred, is always a sure fit for chic minimalism. I paired this clean Kimono-inspired silk top with an asymmetrical midi skirt and equally structural clutch. To mix it up a bit I added my favorite chunky, tassel loafers and oversized sunnies. The whole look is completely neutral, characterized by clean lines and with a few fun bits thrown in. Shop the links above to get my look and add these neutral tones to your transitional spring palette.

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Photography by Annis Kamera

tags: minimal, neutrals, style, structural, grenson, won hundred, pared, onesixone, nyc, street style, transitional, spring
categories: Style
Wednesday 03.23.16
Posted by Emma Sousa
 

The "Skirtall"

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Whistles "skirtall" (here or here) / Zara Tee / Converse / Vintage Bag (here or here) / Vintage Scarf (here or here)

We all know I'm a sucker for overalls... So when I found this amazing Whistles number that combines overalls and a structural midi skirt, I was swept off my feet. My go-to styling piece for this "skirtall" is a neutral top. Whether it's a black tee or slim, grey turtleneck, it keeps it clean so you can play with the accessories. I mixed things up with a high top converse, pop of color in the bag, and silk scarf for a bit of kitsch. I managed to snag the last skirtall by Whistles (on an amazing sale, no less!) but found some amazing alternatives above. Check out the links and have a fabulous start to the week!

 

xx e

Photography by Jose Martinez

tags: Converse, fall fashion, how to, minimal, skirtall, structural, style, vintage, whistles
categories: Style, Vintage
Sunday 11.09.14
Posted by Emma Sousa
 

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