Showing posts with label bold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bold. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Fashion Favorites: Red Pants 7 Ways

While black pants will always be my favorite, red pants make a fun and confident statement. 

Looking over the ways I've worn my red pants over the last year, I find that I usually pair them with other neutrals.  I opt for modern graphics and cat prints to complement the bold red.

Here are some of the ways I've worn my red pants over the last year:
Mod Squad
Go Bold, Go Casual
Put On Your Dancing Shoes
Going Bold in the Workplace
Urban Safari
Stripes Week:  Red-y for Work
12 Days of Holiday:  Cozy Days
Would you wear red pants, and how would you pair them?

For similar pants, see here and here.

Monday, April 8, 2013

Casual Monday!

Jeans:  Torrid (Available here)
Blouse:  The Limited (Sold out on-line; may be available in some stores)
Today is the St. Louis Cardinals' season home opener, so we had a casual day at my job.

I decided to wear my new stiletto skinny jeans from Torrid and mixed them with a red and navy printed top.  The ankle-zip jeans are just a tad too long, but I'm hoping they'll shrink up a bit.  
Blazer:  The Limited
Tote:  The Limited
I was hunting for for a pair of distressed jeans, but I couldn't find any that I liked.  Most factory-distressed jeans are overdone, in my opinion.  I am planning on giving these a DIY-distressing job but decided to wear them today before they get too casual for work.
Necklace:  Vintage Judith Leiber
Clutch:  Vintage 1980s
For work, I added a red blazer to dress the look up a bit and to show support for the Redbirds.
I'm not much of a professional sports fan, but I decided to take the opportunity for another day of casual at work.
Heels:  Target (old)
Hope you all had a great day!!

Do you like sports?

To see this top in other looks, see here, here, and here


Friday, March 15, 2013

Going Bold in the Workplace

Today, I paired my red pants with a geometric print tunic.  I toned down the look for work by adding a navy blazer. 
Blouse:  The Limited (No longer available on-line; May be available in stores)
Blazer:  The Limited (Available here)
Bright colors and bold prints are great, but wearing too much of either in a more conservative work place can be tricky.  Mixing bold colors and prints with neutrals in classic shapes, like this navy blazer, is a great way to show confidence and sass without being too extreme.
Pants:  The Limited (Available here)
Heels:  Target (Available in other colors here)
Snake bracelet:  eBay (Similar here)
Necklace:  The Limited (No longer on-line; May be available in stores)
A delicate necklace, stud earrings, and a statement bracelet accentuate the look but don't go too bold.
Earrings:  The Limited (No longer available on-line; may be available in stores)
Clutch:  Vintage
Do you like wearing bold prints and colors to work?  How does your workplace dress code affect your fashion choices?

To see these red pants styled differently, see here and here.
To see this blouse styled differently, see here and here.
To see this blazer styled differently, see here, here, and here.

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Dress It Up

Hi everyone!  Hope you had a great day!

Today, I paired this blue dress with my zebra print scarf.  I love animal prints, and I really enjoy mixing bold colors with black and white prints for a very graphic look.

Dress:  New York & Company (Similar:  here)
Scarf:  The Limited (old)
Blazer:  The Limited Essential Collection (Similar: here)
Tights:  Torrid (Available here)
I continually try to think of new ways to style my dresses.  They're definitely more limited than separates, but I like how wearing the scarf hides the cowl neckline of the dress giving it a bit of a different look.
Larimar ring (old):  Purchased at local jewelry show
Belt:  The Limited (Similar here)
Boots:  Payless (old)
Tote:  New York & Company (Similar here)
Earrings:  The Limited (Available here)
To see how I've style the dress differently, see here, here, and here.

How do you like to style your dresses?