If you were ever afraid of mixing shades of blue, this might give you courage!
Garden in the Rue Cortot –
Renoir, flower earrings & necklace – Julia Failey, dress
– Madewell,
navy sandals – K Jacques, linen cardigan – J. Crew, tee shirt – Debenhams,
loafers – Avec Moderation, silk pants – Stella McCartney
Renoir, flower earrings & necklace – Julia Failey, dress
– Madewell,
navy sandals – K Jacques, linen cardigan – J. Crew, tee shirt – Debenhams,
loafers – Avec Moderation, silk pants – Stella McCartney
Garden in the Rue Cortot –
Renoir, tee shirt – Chinto
& Parker, shorts – Oasis, sandals – Bruuns
Bazaar, blue sweater – Yves Saint Laurent, bracelets – Asos,
moccasins – Minnetonka Moccasin, cotton pants – Paul & Joe
Renoir, tee shirt – Chinto
& Parker, shorts – Oasis, sandals – Bruuns
Bazaar, blue sweater – Yves Saint Laurent, bracelets – Asos,
moccasins – Minnetonka Moccasin, cotton pants – Paul & Joe
Garden in the Rue Cortot –
Renoir, earrings – Amanda Sterett, silk halter top – Michael Kors,
silk pants – Bottega Veneta,
teal pumps – Miu Miu, packable trench – Burberry Brit, teal
jeans – MiH,
ankle boots – Acne
Renoir, earrings – Amanda Sterett, silk halter top – Michael Kors,
silk pants – Bottega Veneta,
teal pumps – Miu Miu, packable trench – Burberry Brit, teal
jeans – MiH,
ankle boots – Acne
Garden in the Rue Cortot –
Renoir, dress – Diane von Furstenberg, shawl – Armand Diradourian, pumps – Stuart Weitzman, scarf
– Marc Andersen, chambray shirt – Woolrich, skirt – Zucca, flats – Maria Sharapova
Renoir, dress – Diane von Furstenberg, shawl – Armand Diradourian, pumps – Stuart Weitzman, scarf
– Marc Andersen, chambray shirt – Woolrich, skirt – Zucca, flats – Maria Sharapova
vintagefrenchchic says
October 27, 2012 at 2:48 pmBeautiful color palette…I love it.
Anonymous says
October 27, 2012 at 2:55 pmThis is so beautiful! Can you do other color with color wardrobes? Purples, reds?
Anonymous says
October 27, 2012 at 3:43 pmLove all the colors – my favorites! Enjoy your blog. Loved your blogs for your Paris trip. Mary Wyatt
Anonymous says
October 27, 2012 at 3:58 pmAh, but I want that painting as my scarf to tie all these lovely blues together! Nan
Cornelia says
October 27, 2012 at 5:45 pmThat was my first thought too!
Danielle says
October 27, 2012 at 9:42 pmCheck out the museum catalogs! I think I saw scarves with at least a similar palette in either the Met or Art Institute of Chicago catalogues.
Susan G says
October 27, 2012 at 6:38 pmI love when you do this! The teals in particular look great.
LeBonVoyage says
October 27, 2012 at 8:38 pmLOVE this. I particularly love the idea you have carried forward about finding the inspiration in a painting. I've been experimenting with coordinating greens or browns. It really helps! Thank you! Susan
Joni says
October 27, 2012 at 9:35 pmSo beautiful!
Pam says
October 28, 2012 at 6:01 pmTimely post! I had to laugh because I was outside a store dressing room waiting on my SIL when I clicked on your blog yesterday. We had just been discussing wearing different blues, so apparently you were reading our minds before we knew what we were thinking!
Swissy says
October 28, 2012 at 9:56 pmJanice, I've long thought that all blues go well together. I saw this concept many times on a colleague, who combined turquoise, navy, denim, etc. to beautiful effect. But your use of dark navy and cobalt is is a new spin.
Aless says
October 29, 2012 at 1:37 amThank you,thank you,thank you !!! Blue is my best colour (even though red is my favourite ;-] ) and I am soooo inspired by these groupings. I'm even going to print these off for my Wish Wall.
Anonymous says
October 30, 2012 at 4:37 amMy colours exactly… Thank you for more inspiration and wardrobe orgsnisation to come. Jen