Fri, Jan 18 2013 | Published in accessories, color, Fashion, Fashion Style & Work, Outfit Ideas, Recent Posts, Style, weekend

Weekend Outfit Idea: Layers and Mixed Prints

By: Danielle

layered mixed print outfit

OK, yes, I know this looks like a lot, but work with me here…lol.

Since it’s cold you have to layer up, right? Right. So if you’re going to do it, it might as well be done stylishly. Here you’ll start with a basic layer of a white button down blouse and skinny boyfriend jeans then top it with a black check print sweater. Sure you could wear a pair of plain booties, but where’s the fun in that? So I hit it off with some leopard booties. Then for a pop of color (and to keep warm) wrap it up with a long oxblood cable knit scarf and the final layer an army style parka.

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Wanna learn more on how to mix prints? See Mix Prints Like a Pro!

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About Danielle

New York City freelance writer, Image Consultant, Makeup Artist, Fashion and Beauty Producer for Bag Ladies Radio, and President of Urban Glamour, LLC. I'm a Hofstra University and Fashion Institute of Technology grad with a penchant for pretty and enjoy bringing out the FIERCE in everyone through personalized thorough image and makeup consultations. Think of me as your style and beauty entourage all wrapped up into one bubbly brown package :) I have had the honor and privilege of working backstage at NYC Fashion Week shows like Karen Walker, Jayson Brunsdon, Sabyaschi, Altuzarra, and Bridal Market Week for Vera Wang. You can also find me running around photo shoots doing makeup and styling. If you have a style or beauty question, contact me. Your question could be featured on the site!
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