Style Watch: 6 Looks We Love This Week
@giorgiatordini
LOOK 1:
Lu Hough: This is my kind of summer party style – a fabulous statement short skirt and sky high heels, balanced with a simple oversized white tee. It’s got that 'I didn't try to hard but still look killer' vibe.
Charlotte Collins: Anyone with sequin pieces in their wardrobe that they’re not sure how to wear should pay attention to this. Swap out the heels for a trainer, and you have a surprisingly everyday way to style a party piece.
LOOK 2:
LH: There’s no shortage of billowy white dresses right now but this Toteme version is a clear winner. The voluminous shape and shirred details add interest.
CC: This is proof summer dressing doesn’t have to mean showing lots of skin. Adding statement black accessories creates the perfect monochrome look.
@hannamw
@lefevrediary
LOOK 3:
LH: This is a real lesson in how to mix styles. Dressed up on top, with a formal blazer laden with gold jewels, but dressed down on the bottom with sporty socks and chunky trainers. I love it.
CC: If you’re missing your tailored pieces right now, here’s how to make them work for even the most casual of outings. Roll up the sleeves and add sporty elements for a surprisingly relaxed look.
LOOK 4:
LH: Boyfriend shirts are a wardrobe essential, all year round, while the metallic accessories make it feel a bit more feminine and glam.
CC: Another great high-low balance, this oversized shirt and heels combination is the on-trend way to do sexy this summer. Extra points if you borrow his shirt…
@melodiemonrose
@taelorthein
LOOK 5:
LH: Sometimes all you need is one killer accessory to do all the talking. This statement belt completely makes the look.
CC: A hot pink dress, a bright red lip and a statement belt equals the ultimate party look. It’s a clever hack for making slip dresses more flattering, too.
LOOK 6:
LH: She's rocking a very RHW-inspired look here. Texture is key to making this head-to-toe neutral outfit more interesting.
CC: This dress works because of its length – any shorter and it would look seriously dated. Ribbed pieces work perfectly in a midi or maxi cut – just add slick accessories for a polished look.
@ zinafashionvibe
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