Showing posts with label Jack Wills. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jack Wills. Show all posts

Thursday, September 11, 2014

Pre-Fall Wool Treat || Sept. 11 2014



This season my indulgence was this beautiful sweater from Acne Studios. It was an investment {had to save for weeks!}, but the quality is out of sight and it is soft. I also have to tell you that I'm really loving the deep V neckline. It's just sexy enough without being risque. It ends just at the base of the breastbone.

The 'oversized' trend is still white hot, but it can, ironically, be a little dangerous, only in that without the right cut oversized can equal frumpy. I chose to purchase from Acne for their high-quality and also because of the 100% wool factor. If I can, I like to buy natural fibers.

Also, as a footnote to all this, when it comes to designers like Acne, you can actually purchase their wares in several locations {Net-A-Porter, Shopbop}, as opposed to just their personal website. It's a good idea to price out what you want. A price on one site may be different on another. For me, when everything was said and done, I found the best price at the time at Acne's personal website.


I like to keep it simple, more often than not, so I just pair this sweater with my go-to consignment boyfriend jeans {cuffed of course} and my black handbag. Somehow, one small feminine detail {the deep V neckline} becomes magnified when paired with masculine elements to I chose my tomboy-esque brogues.




//  Sweater: Acne Studios  //  Jeans: Consignment shop - mens  //  Brogues: Jack Wills out of season but similar here and cheaper  //  Handbag: Brahmin  //  Necklace: borrowed from my mother {we have a barter system}

Tuesday, October 8, 2013

|| Autumn in Earnest ||

|| Autumn in Earnest ||

|| Autumn in Earnest || by tierneyvandervoort featuring photography wall art

|| Autumn is all about the outermost accessories.  Since you’ll be piling on the wool, cotton and thermals, exchange the jewelry pile-up for warm-weather accessories – gloves, scarves, hats and (most importantly!) the purse.  Pick good quality things that will keep you warmer and withstand the harsh elements of winter.  As cute as gloves are, what’s the point of they crack and tear half-way through the season, right? ||