Zara Top (similar style here), Club Monaco Lace Shorts (similar style here), Charlotte Russe Polka Dot Earrings (cute style here), Zara Heels (also seen here), Jcrew Rhinestone bracelets (similar here), Vintage Rhinestone Cuff (similar style here)
Mixing prints can be tough, but when you choose two classics like stripes and polka dots, it turns into a piece of cake! I like to choose one color that ties both prints together (for example, in this outfit I pulled black into my top and my earrings). If you still find mixing prints challenging, try to mix in an accessory (like my earrings from above) as an accent instead of two focal pieces. This is a safe and subtle way to get your feet wet prior to diving in head first!
Lots of Love! XOXO
Darby
Lots of Love! XOXO
Darby
You look so fab and I love your heels
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lovely comment on my blog :)
Maybe we could follow each other?
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Those colors are amazing! Love your style, and happy to have found your blog today :)
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Courtney
girlavantgarde.com
Love the outfit! It's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteKate
Ahh you look so pretty Darby! I love love love the subtle pattern mixing, and I am drooling over that striped blouse :)
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The Other Side of Gray
Your shorts are so cute! I love them with that striped top!
ReplyDeleteThose shorts are so much fun! I'm not sure I'd know what to do with them!
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Hey:) darby, your blog is very nice .. I love it and I really like this outfit ! Especially the scalloped lace shorts! Thanks for commenting on my blog ! I followed back can't wait to see more !
ReplyDeletelove those shorts
ReplyDeleteXo Megan
Beautiful outfit from head to toes! Just found your blog and I love it already! Followed! :)
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Dee-VineAnonyme
Darby! You are adorable! I love love love your blog! Thanks for checking mine out too. Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteYou are adorable! It's so refreshing to see outfit posts of someone who looks happy and not trying to be a model. Very well done!
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