There's always something quite fun about occasionally busting out the most man-repelling pieces in my closet. Everyone loves to see them--the poofy feather skirt, chewbacca coat etc--except my husband, of course, since he's a man and they repel him. In general, he prefers my outfits simple rather than complicated or clown-like (his words!), but he is also understanding that the ever evolving trends must of course play a role in my choices. Thus, he will be very pleased to learn that the New York runways are dictating a return to clean, modern, pared-down silhouettes. The simple button-down shirt--and interesting versions of it--proved to be the most ubiquitous style, appearing outside of Lincoln Center, too, as shown above and below. Fortunately, it's nothing but wearable with jeans, skirts and everything in between. I'd like to get a jump start on this trend now with these guys from Theory, Madewell, Topshop, and J.Crew (25% off with code FALLSTYLE).
Photo: Style, Vogue, Harper's Bazaar
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My eternal love and gratitude to whomever can source the beautiful white shoes in the first picture.
Thanks!!
Any idea who the girl is in the third image? Thanks.
I take your (fashion) words as gospel and so happy to hear that simple is back. Love this blog.
The woman in the third image is Deena Abdulaziz.
Hi Marlien,
Would love to know more about Sarah Ruston's skirt:)
Thanks,
Charlotte
Sarah's skirt is by Altuzarra, I believe.
The gorgeous chunky sweater almost makes me glad that summer has ended!
The bag and red nails look so chic too.
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LOL! My hubby is into clean look as well. I face the same challenge.
Do you have any recommendations for a similar chunky sweater but under, say, $200? It's a beauty.
I am working on a post on chunky fisherman's sweater--so look out for options soon!
Correction: Sarah Rutson's striped skirt is by Dries Van Noten. You can find it here: http://bit.ly/1amtI6c
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