Massimo Dutti taps Anna de Rijk for its December lookbook featuring relaxed style for the winter months. With a seventies flair, Anna dons floppy hats, printed long-sleeves and lightweight jackets. Knitted sweaters and a muted color palette of grey, navy blue and forest green make December the month of casual chic. Thank you Fashion Gone Rogue for your Daily Inspiration
The holidays are here -- have you started putting together your party outfits? I have an idea of what I'm going to prance around in this year. Hint: It includes Sequins! If you're still contemplating, let the gaggle of gorgeous fashion spreads help you out. Leopard, leather, bows, dots, sequins, velvet -- they're all dying to be worn by you! Step inside to get 12 holiday styling tips inspired by the latest fashion spreads.
The holidays are the prime time to go wild with leopard print!
Instead of black, why not wear a white sequin-embellished frock this year?
Be not afraid to add a huge, festive bow to your mane!
The ladylike look totally works for the holidays. Just wear a grand, poufy dress, cozy up with a classic cardigan, and be sure to throw on gloves.
As Kate Moss knows, a fur chubby is chic year-round, but especially during the winter.
For an alternative to the usual holiday dressing, opt for a fringed leather skirt and silky blouse.
You don't have to wear black to be in the spirit. Throw on your favorite print dress, then go all out with the jewels.
If you're going to sport an LBD, make sure it's extra fresh. Velvet, poufy, embellished -- the more details the better.
Add a dose of chic to any look via Swiss-dot tights.
If your dress is simple, dazzle it up with long leather gloves.
If dresses aren't your thing, you can still look fancy with a delicate ruffled blouse, silk scarf, and extra jewels.
There is nothing sexier than dressing in menswear-inspired pieces for the holidays. A pair of velvet trousers, a crisp button-down, and a primp bow tie are all you need to pull off the chic androgynous look.
Wouldn't you love to walk in your closet every morning and have your outfit already planned? Shoes match, accessories laid out, a look book full of ideas! It could be a reality, and for most of my clients it is. Here's a glimpse into one of my favorite closets which I get to visit every two weeks...
Two Weeks Worth of Outfits, With Pictures for Look Book
It's a comfy cozy day today in Southern California so dress appropriately. A chunky sweater and leggings hold you over on a couch bound movie day, but throw on some lace up boots, hat and a scarf and you have the perfect outing outfit. Brave those "chilly" elements in style and don't forget your umbrella.
Opt for solids over patterns. Solids mix and match more easily, and are less easily remembered than prints...which will make you look like you have a lot more clothes than you really do!
Blazer, alway the foundation to a great outfit and a tummy hider! Choose baby blue, white, cream or even black, they'll all work. White Tank: we all should have one of these by now!!! Shorts: the one Cameron's wearing are probably too short for most of the population, so buy longer ones or ones that can roll up and down depending on your mood. Wedges: the boutiques are inundated with some amazing wedge right now, they are the official shoe of summer and you need a few pairs. They are also a wonderful transition piece that can take you to Fall. Accessories: Lucite bracelet, which "clearly" goes with everything and a gold chain.
Voilà, amazing Summer style and it was all in your closet!!!
If these are traveling pants, I want them sent to my house! I Love that she sporting the high waist with a rolled crop navy blue pants (if you don't have pants like these swap them out for jeans), paired with a simple t-shirt. Then she mixes it up with a girly pair of t-strap heels and tough studded handbag (which by the way are both from H&M). But the Pièce de résistance is the classic trench, if you don't own one, please invest in one. They're classic and timeless and work in any season.
Rachel Bilson has amazing effortless chic style, I look to her often for inspiration not only for my style but also when I am styling my clients. Remember Simplicity is the Route to Elegance, and it starts with staples we already have...
This outfit has components we all own. The ripped jeans or the ones you can roll; A white tee, doesn't have to be a burn out like the one she's wearing; a blazer or cropped jacket; clogs if you're on trend, but any wood soled shoe can work - like a wedge; a large shopper in a vibrant color; a thin belt to hold up the "boyfriend" jeans and some great sunglasses. Mixing and matching is the best part about getting dressed, so get in your closet and shop around. You'll be surprised at what you can make with what you already have!
