Trousers: The Limited (old) |
Top: eloquii (Available here) |
Camisole: The Limited (Available here) |
Blazer: The Limited (old) |
Bangle: Ann Taylor (Available here) |
Heels: Target (old) |
Stay tuned throughout the coming week for more monochromatic looks!
For more black and white looks from my first black/white series, see here, here, here, here, and here.
Which version of this look is your favorite?
Would you wear a crop top to work?
For these pants in other looks, see here, here, here, here, and here.
For this jacket in other looks, see here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.
That outfit looks super on you! I don't do crop tops, but only because my stomach is my worst feature and it's covered with surgical scars. I like the idea of wearing a matching layer underneath. Love love LOVE black and white combos.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Carla! I'm trying to feel more comfortable in crop tops - I think they're adorable, but I feel like my belly is my worst feature too. This one is a nice compromise - I don't have to show my stomach if I don't want to, and even with a crop top underneath, it has a concealing element. I'm really working on the stomach confidence though. I'm sick of trying to hide it - not just by covering it, but by always wearing things that disguise my belly pouch.
ReplyDeleteTrès chic! I say it is daring to go with a cropped top in an office-type environment, but you did quite well to make this stylish. The blazer and the wide-leg pants are both lovely. The shoes/sandals are also lovely. I say you styled this one very well and look great. Love it!
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Thanks John! Keeping everything covered is the key! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the crop top here, and it looks great in so many ways (the cami long or up, with jacket or without!).
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I love this top!
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