What Is Your Style?
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Blouse, jeans and belt are from Talbots. Shoes are from Zulily. Handbag and earrings are vintage. |
It can be difficult when it comes to shopping for necessary classic pieces. Either you cannot find them when you want them no matter how hard you look, or you get completely distracted by all of the trendy pieces that the stores put right in front of us. It's not east to stay focused! That's why I have linked to all of your wardrobe must have's in this post so that you can begin browsing or shopping for the 20 classics that you may be missing and preventing you from making your closet into the wardrobe of your dreams!
Some people might define classic clothing as boring, but the truth is, you cannot have a complete wardrobe without at least a few of the following pieces incorporated in it:
Some people might define classic clothing as boring, but the truth is, you cannot have a complete wardrobe without at least a few of the following pieces incorporated in it:
- A blazer made of a fabric for the season you are currently in. (If it is spring/summer, you will want to make sure you have a linen or a linen blend blazer. If it is winter, you will want to have something in a fine wool.)
- A pair of very flattering bootcut jeans
- A basic cardigan
- A pair of very flattering slim leg or skinny jeans. I like to call them jeggings. Since they fit very much like leggings and look great worn with a longer style top or blazer.
- A cashmere sweater (v-necks are most flattering)
- Ballet flats
- A pearl necklace and pearl earrings
- A great white blouse
- A pair of black heels
- A denim skirt
- A denim jacket
- A basic little black dress
- A couple of statement necklaces
- Camel colored high boots, such as a riding boot. Think equestrian.
- A couple of signature scarves
- A pair of khaki trousers if you can find a pair that you fee great in. I have yet to locate these for myself.
- A couple of v neck tee shirts with a nice flattering neckline.
- Black dress trousers
- A classic trench coat
- A classic pea coat
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