Top row – L.L.Bean, cream shirt – Kitsune,
peach blouse – Chloe, cardigan & v-neck sweater – L.L.Bean, brown
long-sleeved tee – La Garconne, tan pants – Jil Sander, cream jeans – Les Copains,
brown pants – Maison
Martin Margiela
peach blouse – Chloe, cardigan & v-neck sweater – L.L.Bean, brown
long-sleeved tee – La Garconne, tan pants – Jil Sander, cream jeans – Les Copains,
brown pants – Maison
Martin Margiela
Cardigan – Miss Selfridge, tee shirt –
People Tree, jeans – rag & bone, sweater – Vanessa Bruno
People Tree, jeans – rag & bone, sweater – Vanessa Bruno
Scarf – Ahilya, sunglasses – Charlotte Olympia, earrings – Irene Neuwirth, bracelet
– Folli Follie,
watch – Anne Klein, bag – Alexander Wang, ballet flats – Lanvin
– Folli Follie,
watch – Anne Klein, bag – Alexander Wang, ballet flats – Lanvin
Beautiful. So calm. 🙂
This may be my favorite yet! I adore the blush signature items. I just have steered away in fear of looking too 'pink'. I went through a very regrettable "Elle Woods" phase in college. Lots of pink, and unfortunately, lots of Laura Ashley. It was dreadful. So, now I have a fear of pink. But, I think blush may be my reentry into the territory…peach and beige. Good food for thought.
I'm working hard on my core…and discovering, my accident that TEAL is my signature. I had no idea until I actually began looking hard at what I already owned. It's amazing to discover that I've subconsciously been moving in this direction and didn't realize it.
Thank you again for all the wonderful inspiration.
So lovely and subtle!
I will be starting the shopping fast in January and this capsule is just pure temptation. Lovely as always, Janice. And I am getting so much more comfortable with your new format, especially when a follower tipped me off to the archive button on the side. I rely heavily on so many of your past posts for inspiration. Thank you.
I love the warm paired with blush.
Your site has inspired me to find treasures in my closet. I'm not necessarily where I want my wardrobe to evolve to, but I'm delighted to find that I've got a lot to work with in the time being.
PS. I asked about how those of us who are light, clear light, soft, or warm should adapt their wardrobes as our hair grays and as our skin changes in mid-life. (Oh, those lovely winters have it made when it comes to this!) Actually, I think I'm already picking up some great ideas from your site that will work for me as my light spring/light summer complexion/hair are changing. Of course, any suggestions would be appreciated.
I wore a warm common wardrobe accented with red today and felt pretty darn good. This new website of yours makes everything so easy to find.
Wow, I love this! It really makes me want to be able to wear blush and brown but alas, no.