Blue scarf: Gap
White scarf: Target
Top: JCPenney
Skirt: JCPenney
Wedges: Target
I'm sure you all know I'm a fan of pattern mixing. So is it wise to assume that I'm going to do a bit too much sometimes? Yup. I'm not sure if this is considered too much but I think it all sort of works. Floral, birds, dots. If you lie in a field of flowers and look up at the birds, sometimes you end up seeing dots. See? My entire outfit tells a story.
Meanwhile, I was blessed tonight to fully stumble upon Clueless on Oxygen. This is no small favour since I need a monthly hit of Rollin wit da Homies and driving a Jeep with no roof. Cher's also a superior stylist (where was she when I was establishing my wardrobe?) with a heart, which I love. And Paul Rudd? Come on. Ain't no thang like a Paul Rudd wing. No I do not know what that means and I don't really care but I can definitely say that beyond all my stargazing, my outfit is a full-on Monet--from far away it looks okay, but up close it's a big old mess.
I really really like this!! I don't think it's too much at all! Very chic, I do declare. I love the skirt against the solid blue, and the layered scarves are fun.
ReplyDeleteI also love Clueless! And ADORE Paul Rudd (boys have always been shocked to hear this. but yes, Paul Rudd and Mark Ruffalo are probably my top two actor-crushes.)
I love this! It's definitely not too much pattern mixing. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd Clueless!!! One of my favorites. I was always so jealous of Cher's rotating closet.
Isabella thank you! Maybe I should throw in some patterned tights now so I can really kill it. Too much? Yeah, it is. & Paul Rudd? He's on my list. With George Clooney. My tastes are strange.
ReplyDeleteErin: thank you! I'm glad to have reaffirmation on the pattern mixing. I'm jealous of a lot of Cher's awesome life (columns in her house? Come on) but I would have so much for a rotating closet. Maybe if I empty out the storage room next to my closet and knock in the wall and put in a rotating floorboard...
Uh oh, look what you've done.
Totally love Clueless! Did you know that Clueless was intended as a modern version of Jane Austen's Emma?
ReplyDeleteI totally dig your pattern mixing!
Elle I did! I've always had Emma on my list and have never gotten around to reading it, though I did give coworker T. a copy of it after she tried to fix me up with every male in sight :D and thank you! I'm happy I took a chance on the scarves.
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