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- JCrew striped shirt, Banana Republic black jeans (& BR heels)
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- Madewell white tee, JCrew cardigan, JCrew black shorts (& Seychelles sandals)
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- Marshall’s tank, JCrew olive shorts (& JCrew sandals)
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- Gap olive tank with JCrew black trousers (& Adidas)
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- Banana Republic striped shirt, H&M ripped jeans (& JCrew sandals)
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- Banana Republic striped shirt, Madewell cardigan, Gap ripped jeans (& BR heels)
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- Banana Republic striped shirt, Banana Republic black pencil skirt (& BR heels)
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- Madewell white tee, Banana Republic black pencil skirt, H&M jean jacket (& BR heels)
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- H&M striped shirt with Gap ripped jeans (BR heels)
It’s always the same with me. Same styles, same brands, same colors. I am even guilty of buying the same exact things I already own. Striped shirts, black skinny jeans, ripped boyfriend jeans…
Here is an assortment of recent(-ish) outfit shots. I take photos to remember what worked (or what didn’t.) I feel silly, but it really gives me a better idea, a more objective idea, than if I just looked in the mirror.
Since I became obsessed with Bloglovin’ and started following fashion blogs on the regular, I feel like I can actually put together an outfit! I know, amazing stuff.
I also get a lot of ideas from Pinterest. I save images of outfits I like, of things I think are staples, and some trends. Then I constantly narrow the pins down to what I feel is truly me. My closet gets more and more edited down to just what I like and know I’ll wear.
My Pinterest outfit board: https://www.pinterest.com/leighfeather/outfits/
I am aware of how self-obsessed this is, but I know I’m not alone! Besides, if you grew up with your Dad buying your clothes (and only from Sears) you’d be a little weird too.
p.s. I recently went way more blonde and I love it.
