Until I found the Gap 1969 Sexy Boyfriend jean I had no idea what a good pair looked like. I tended to pick up pairs that never had the right amount of slouch or the right amount of tapering at the ankle. Now I’m super happy with the way they fit and am taking inspiration from some lovely ladies about what to pair it with next. In my first outfit post I wore them with a beanie, a black button down, a leather jacket, and Jimmy Choos (see it here).
If you are in the NYC area you know how weird this weather has been. It’s December, we need to make up our minds! One day it’s freezing rain and the next it’s 55. In my opinion if it’s December there should just be a nice sprinkling of pretty, sparkly snow everyday. Anyway, I’ve been talking about doing outfit posts for a while, but just never got the nerve to… so here goes my first ever outfit post taken in the frigid cold.
Jacket: Sam Edelman Pants: Helmut Lang Tee: Club Monaco Bag: Coach Shoes:Aldo
First of all, it’s starting to get festive here in NYC… Christmas decorations are going up everywhere and people are beginning to holiday shop. It’s my absolute favorite time of year here on the East Coast! The month of December will be filled with drinks under heat lamps in Bryant Park, ice skating in Rockefeller Center, and hot chocolate near the fireplace so I will need some go to pieces to pair with what is currently in my closet. Here are the fall/winter items I’m currently coveting. *This Celine bag being on Overstock is killing me. I wish!
Will the queen of black and gray wear more then one bright color in one sitting? Absolutely not. Who do you think I am? Brad Goreski is always talking about adding a “P.O.C.” (pop of color) to an outfit. Thank goodness… one, and only one, bright color per outfit! Here are some examples of a “P.O.C.” Glitter & Gold style. Looks that are still anchored in black, gray, navy, and camel with a Brad approved pop of a single bright color.
