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| Bag (Ellepi, Marshalls); Scarf (Amazon.com); Jacket (Jones New York, Macy's); Pants (Larry Levine, Dress Barn); Watch (Anne Klein, Macy's); Shoes (Nine West, Zappos) |
So, I am a big fan of mustard (both the color and the condiment). When I wore this outfit to the office recently, it got lots of compliments (especially the scarf, which was only $12 from Amazon last year). I have a great navy and mustard envelope clutch I considered pairing with it, but I liked the idea of adding a different pop of Fall color through the deep red, whipstitch leather bag and the red pumps with their navy and mustard stripes. Somehow, though, when I downloaded these pics, my first thought was, "wow, I wish I hadn't worn navy trouser socks with open toe shoes." My second thought was, "hmmm, if I wasn't anchoring this look with the navy blazer, I might pass for Ronald McDonald's cousin." So, while I love the combination of mustard and navy (here's a different look), I'm pondering whether the ketchup needs to be reserved for my sandwich?!
Fashion is what you buy; Style is what you do with it!
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Loved this article! Launching a crypto exchange using a Binance clone script can significantly reduce development time and cost.
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