Showing posts with label skirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skirts. Show all posts

Sunday, January 11, 2015

Good-Bye 2014

This year has been such a fun year of blogging. I've been so lucky to my friends and boyfriend help me with one of my favorite hobbies - whether it's actually taking photos, giving me ideas or clothes, or just encouraging me. And then I must say a huge thank you to all my readers! It's not as much fun without y'all! 
I can't wait for another year of fashion blogging - I've got a lot of ideas up my sleeve.
(If you want to see more photos of a particular look, use the search bar on the right hand side!)






Saturday, July 5, 2014

TBP's Four Fave Looks Via Instagram

 The Basic-Not-So-Basic Dress 

I've been itching to do a blog post but no new photos for ya yet! (But don't worry - bunches and bunches of ideas) Instead, I figured I'd work my #OOTD instagram photos from the past few months… then I realized I could CATEGORIZE THEM. Of course, then I realized I'd look like an egotistical psycho. Lots and lots of Lindseys. But a psycho with a pretty extensive closet. With all honesty, I don't think it's that big but then looking at 20 outfits and seeing only 2 clothing pieces repeated (the green pencil skirt) - well, okay then! Not too shabby. Here is some of my favorite looks that I wear on the daily. Enjoy! 

If you could categorize your looks what would your 4 groups be??
 The Floral Maxi 

 The Pencil Skirt 

 The High-Waisted Skirt 

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Polka Dots & Hearts in Haw Par Villa


Yesterday my friend, Prianka and I went to check out Haw Par Villa in Singapore. IT. IS. AWESOME. It's this kitschy park that has elaborate statues & scenes from Chinese religious stories. It took a million dollars to build in the 30's but you can now explore the surprisingly large grounds for the low, low price of free! These pictures don't even do it justice on how weird, crazy, and cool it was. If you ever get the chance, check it out! I can't wait to go back to take even more pictures. 

You are lucky because this post is two for the price of one - my style as well as Prianka's. I'd say in a lot of ways we favor similar things, especially on this day. We didn't even plan to be all match-matchy  but it worked out well! 














Skirt: Modcloth | Shirt: Cache Cache |  Shoes: Mustafa's (similar here) | Sunglasses: Bugis | Belt: Thrifted | Bracelets: Borneo

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

How to Wear Style in a Super Casual Office

An old high school friend, Valerie, wrote to me a while ago:
"My job is uber casual like you can wear pj's and no one would look twice. I feel like I'm starting to lose some style and I'm tired of jeans everyday. What are your favorite casual yet pulled together looks? What key pieces should I look for this spring? Also, it's reallllllly cold in the office so layers are good for me since I'm already cold natured."

Valeria, I can totally understand your dilemma! You don't want to loose your style, but you also don't want to walk into work feeling like you're wearing a ball gown. To keeping things casual yet stylish, think of it the up-down factor.

If you're going to wear a dress or skirt (something that's usually more dressy) you would want to style it DOWN - small, simple accessories, flats or boots, denim or leather  jacket or a boyfriend sweater always makes things more casual.

If you are going to wear jeans and t-shirt (something already very casual), you want to style it UP. Add a pair of high heeled boots or wedge sandals. More large statement pieces of jewelry and bold lipstick. Add a blazer or trade the t-shirt for a button-up. 

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Change out those jeans for a skirt. Pair with flats or sandals. 
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One of this Spring's trends is minimalism. Keeping things clean and simple will make you look fresh and fashion forward. 
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Throwing on an effortless sundress is one of the easiest ways to get ready. Throw a cardigan over it to make it appropriate for the office and wear only a few key accessories. 
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Maxis aren't just for the beach. Add a blazer and you have instant professionalism. A crisp oxford button-up & wide belt is the perfect mix of a little funky and a lot classic. The most casual (and most comfortable of all!) is a maxi dress with an oversized throw-over. 
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If you feel something is too dressy, add denim. A denim jean jacket or chambray shirt immediately tones down a look. 
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Stripes make anything look classic and pulled together but not stuffy. Pair it with a blazer and then choose between either a statement necklace or colored jeans. 
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Playing with patterns and bold colors adds a big but easy punch to the humdrum of a boring wardrobe.


You can also take a look at a past Belted Pear post where I talk about how to look pulled together most of the time.
Besides clicking on the links for these photos, a few other resources to peruse might be these ladies' blogs. 

And when in doubt, just ask yourself... WWJAD? 
She epitomizes the perfect blend of being pulled together and chic with simple and effortless casualness. 
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Hope this helps, Valerie! Thanks for asking.
If anyone else has some perplexing fashion situation, feel free to email me at lindseydish@ymail.com and I'll see if I can help ya out! :) 


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