I am posting a few of the outfits I planned after the F/W 2016 fashion week runway shows last February. Soon I will be doing the same for the 2017 S/S collections. The outfits pictured to the left are ones I am currently wearing, hopefully to incorporate the extreme weather differences usual for this time of year in California. (it was 102 on Sunday, and reached the high 60s today-it is expected to be in the high 90s this weekend; definitely layered dressing!!) Note that I am wearing the ribbon wrapped collar necklace with the attached sparkling bow tie I mentioned in an earlier post and inspired by last season's runway. (This is an example of using a little and inexpensive change to existing garments in my closet that effectively update an ensemble I wore last year.) "Rockmyfitness.blogspot.com" shows the outfit with the sweater I wear in the chilly evenings in the bay area. (Note the nod to fur)
My next transition "costume" is a python themed ensemble of a semi-transparent short sleeved overblouse worn with a cotton based python patterned Channel cardigan but worn with twill grey clam digger (Capri?) length pants. The silver python heeled flats are paired with a grey Michael Kors handbag.
The third outfit matches a silky leopard and pink/aqua floral blouse with a cotton based coordinated camel blazer and ankle length pants. The print and color combination give a nod to the season's pink/camel color palette this season. The pink leather Coach purse is paired with camel flats with a bronze horsehead motif.
This layered ensemble is made up of wide legged taupe
Capri pants, a striped scoop necked top over a funnel necked and long sleeved top. For a little punch I layered a bone spiked necklace over a cats eye owl on a gossamer gold chain. The shoes are Easy Spirit kitten heels paired with a Dooney Bourke Brown bucket bag.
This belted black turtleneck cotton overblouse is paired with olive cigarette legged pants and men's slip-on oxford look loafers, a camo patterned handbag, and olive cotton blazer; just right for fall; not too hot but seasonal (my personal wardrobe challenge is to keep curating my closet for more clothing that is both seasonal and temperature compatible.)
Of course, I have other transitional outfits I will be wearing until colder weather sets in; I am picturing myself wearing many of them on the other blogs ("Rockmystyling.blogspot.com" has four more.) This particular post is meant to demonstrate how I easily transition the trends from season to season.
Visit "Rockmyages.blogspot.com" for a "heads up" on 2017 Spring/Summer trends.
My next transition "costume" is a python themed ensemble of a semi-transparent short sleeved overblouse worn with a cotton based python patterned Channel cardigan but worn with twill grey clam digger (Capri?) length pants. The silver python heeled flats are paired with a grey Michael Kors handbag.
The third outfit matches a silky leopard and pink/aqua floral blouse with a cotton based coordinated camel blazer and ankle length pants. The print and color combination give a nod to the season's pink/camel color palette this season. The pink leather Coach purse is paired with camel flats with a bronze horsehead motif.
This layered ensemble is made up of wide legged taupeCapri pants, a striped scoop necked top over a funnel necked and long sleeved top. For a little punch I layered a bone spiked necklace over a cats eye owl on a gossamer gold chain. The shoes are Easy Spirit kitten heels paired with a Dooney Bourke Brown bucket bag.
This belted black turtleneck cotton overblouse is paired with olive cigarette legged pants and men's slip-on oxford look loafers, a camo patterned handbag, and olive cotton blazer; just right for fall; not too hot but seasonal (my personal wardrobe challenge is to keep curating my closet for more clothing that is both seasonal and temperature compatible.)
Of course, I have other transitional outfits I will be wearing until colder weather sets in; I am picturing myself wearing many of them on the other blogs ("Rockmystyling.blogspot.com" has four more.) This particular post is meant to demonstrate how I easily transition the trends from season to season.
Visit "Rockmyages.blogspot.com" for a "heads up" on 2017 Spring/Summer trends.
