Floral Jacket Pt. 2, Pastels and Funky Shades

My apologizes to everyone for disappearing from my blogging duties, but I have been having some bad luck with technology. Don't get me wrong, technology is a wonderful thing in this day and age. However, you begin to realize how much you depend on it,when it no longer works at your convenience. Firstly, my computer has been acting up and next my camera charger has mysteriously vanished. Unfortunately, without that it makes it really hard to do outfit posts, however, I’m being sent a new one as we speak! In the meantime, I'm currently using a borrowed camera. Thank you for all your support guys!

It's officially Spring, but as you can see from the pictures, it's currently dark, gloomy, rainy, and still cold. The good news, it's suppose to warm up very soon!  In the meantime, I did another go around with my floral print jacket and decided to try a different combo. I'm not a fan of sunglasses on me but these ones were too funky to pass up! The highlight of the outfit is this amazing clutch, which is my mother's. It's so old but still perfect for the Spring.

Until Next time,

Outfit Information:

Jacket: Sears

T-shirt: Dynamite

Jeans: Reitmans

Heels: Sirens

Clutch: Borrowed from mother
Sunglasses: gifted

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How to wear floral and stripes

March has now arrived and hopefully with its arrival, it brings better weather that is fit for Spring. A couple of weeks ago we had a brief spell of good weather, which explains the big smile on my face in the first picture. So, I thought I would sneak in some of my favourite key spring pieces that I have been dying to wear. For me, some of those key pieces was this light floral jacket and these super cool silver flats that I had purchased for cheap during a store closing sale. The outfit theme was floral and stripes. I added the tan bag by Mefie UK to complete the look. The most interesting thing about this outfit is the mixing of three distinct  patterns; the shirt, the jacket and the bag, which for some is easier said than done

Tip: If you want to mix patterns make sure you pull similar colours from each pattern. Example: the jacket and bag share yellows, greens, and oranges.

Hope you enjoy the outfit

 What do you think about stripes and florals? What are your thoughts on mixing patterns?

Outfit Information 

Jacket: Sears

Shirt: Thrifted 

Pants: Urban Planet Similar here

Shoes: Sears

Bag: c/o Mefie UK (can get it here) 

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