I can’t stop thinking that there’s at least 1 person in the world that now thinks I am not to be trusted when it comes to clothes. She’s probably right too..
Let me explain.
About a year ago I was asked to do a little wardrobe ‘resurrection’ for someone. When reviewing the contents of my customer’s wardrobe, I realised it’s full of polo neck jumpers & tops. I wasn’t sure how to break the news (it’s never easy) but I strongly expressed my view on roll necks: they are never to be worn by anyone who actually owns a neck.
I swore on my own wardrobe that any such thing would not be ever seen even near my closet.
Let me explain.
About a year ago I was asked to do a little wardrobe ‘resurrection’ for someone. When reviewing the contents of my customer’s wardrobe, I realised it’s full of polo neck jumpers & tops. I wasn’t sure how to break the news (it’s never easy) but I strongly expressed my view on roll necks: they are never to be worn by anyone who actually owns a neck.
I swore on my own wardrobe that any such thing would not be ever seen even near my closet.
And here we are, a year later…
What can I say. I’m sure I swore on skinnies before as well so it’s only appropriate that I paired my Orla Kiely printed top for Uniqlo with a pair of bootcut jeans. It happened to be the perfect outfit for the crazy weather the day had it in for us. Neck or no, I stayed warm!
Top – Uniqlo
Jeans & waistcoat – H&M
Boots – New Look
It’s in the details…
Bag – Zara
Gold ring – Chupi @ Coldlilies
Belt – Penneys
Check out this cool Google + Hangout with Orla Kiely talking about the collection for Uniqlo!
The Zara tote bag is gorgeous!
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It was like € 25 or something and I always get so many compliments on it! thanks 🙂
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