4/20/2016

Prints at the Office

Vlisco monochrome black and white ankara fabric, fashion, Toronto Blogger
My new rule for purchasing or adding things to my closet is that I want to be able to pair the item with 4 or 5 other items in my wardrobe. If it's an item that is not very practical and matches nothing then I will usually pass on it.  I do this to ensure that I don't own items that I have never worn and that ultimately saves money and reduces clutter in my closet.
Vlisco monochrome black and white ankara fabric, fashion, Toronto Blogger
You may recognize the skirt's pattern from the previous post in collaboration with Vlisco where I shared with you the process of making a 50s inspired dress using a black and white monochrome pattern.  I decided to style the dress another way, keeping with the monochrome theme to create a more practical way of styling it for everyday office wear or an event that requires a business causal look. I completed the look by adding a pop of color with hints of pink and purple.
Vlisco monochrome black and white ankara fabric, fashion, Toronto Blogger
Vlisco monochrome black and white ankara fabric, fashion, Toronto Blogger
Vlisco monochrome black and white ankara fabric, fashion, Toronto Blogger
Photos by Carolina 
Hope you enjoyed the look
Until Next Time
Sincerely Miss J

Outfit Information: Trench: H&M// Blouse: Zara // Skirt (Dress): custom made ( see here) // Shoes: Hudson Bay // Bag: Kate Spade // Scarf: thrifted

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