Ok so this is challenging as I myself love wearing black most days… well ok pretty much every day. Why? because it's slick, easy, flattering and shows off a garment’s finer details.
Coming into winter though,
I feel inspired to opt out out of my all-black wardrobe and venture into some
colour – and when I say colour I mean anything non-black.
Here is my edit…
The camel tote- totes are my fave bags for winter as you can fit in your layers and layers of scarves, gloves and beanies as well as a decent sized umbrella. There are some great camel hues out there which are still as classic as your fave black one.
The camel tote- totes are my fave bags for winter as you can fit in your layers and layers of scarves, gloves and beanies as well as a decent sized umbrella. There are some great camel hues out there which are still as classic as your fave black one.
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www.michaelkors.com.au |
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White skinny legged jeans – what! for winter? Ah yes! White skinny jeans continue to be on trend and if you think about it, it makes perfect sense to invest in a pair for an instant winter wardrobe lift and to freshen up all your black and grey pieces. Brilliant! (As I imagine a pair of great white jeans together with my black fringed leather jacket).
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Denim jacket – ok so this doesn't technically count as 'colour' but it does in my book and hey it's not black. If you don't already own one (and I bet you do - either a) dust it off and lay it on your shoulders over a knitted dress and white ankle Converse or high top Reebok shoes or b) invest in one this season! So many great styles to choose from, cropped, oversized, classic - whichever you chose you will be living in it this season and no doubt many more seasons to come.
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How did I do? Was I adventurous enough?
SP xo