Maybe it's the fantasy element that tulle skirts seem to create, or maybe it's the reality that tulle skirts don't really have a super practical place in [this] working mom's wardrobe, but I find no fashion piece more dreamy!
For today's look, I wanted to play up the soft pink color by adding pastel blue and soft neutrals. I also wanted to take a leap out of my comfort zone by adding a crop top.
This isn't the first time I wore a crop top, but before I only showed a sliver of skin and I chose a more concealing style of top. My soft tummy is the body part about which I'm least confident. While I have accepted my belly and can appreciate the fact that it once held two babies, I don't necessarily love the idea of showing it off.
But, as I have said on the blog before, practice makes perfect and "fake it 'til you make it"! My body love is still a work in progress, and today, I'm following my own advice.
Would you wear a tulle skirt? A crop top?
For this skirt in other looks, see here and here.
For this blazer in other looks, see here, here, and here.
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| Skirt: eShakti custom (Sold out on-line; Similar here and here) |
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| Blazer: The Limited |
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| Crop top: Forever 21 (Sold out on-line; Similar in black here) |
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| Clutch: Titanic Museum Shop, Branson, MO Bracelets - right arm: LOFT (Sold out on-line; Similar here) |
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| Shoes: Target (old) |
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| Earrings: Ixora Boutique (Sold out on-line; Similar here and here) Necklace: The Limited (old) |
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| Bracelet - left hand: New York & Company |
For this skirt in other looks, see here and here.
For this blazer in other looks, see here, here, and here.
