Hi, I just wanted to throw up a quick post to talk about the perfect blue button-down shirts that I received from Gant. These Gant shirts are classic, comfy high-quality shirts that can be dressed up with heels or worn on super chill days with sneakers.
I think navy and yellow is a classic combo and I love how the Gant Rugger PJ shirt (in Thunder Blue) pairs up with my new-to-me Givenchy Antigona bag (latest eBay find!) and yellow pumps.
The shirt is made of 100% silk, smooth, and I could probably very easily sleep in it.
Top :: Navy silk button-down c/o Gant
Jeans :: c/o ModCloth
Belt :: ASOS
Bag :: Givenchy (shop pre-owned deals on eBay)
Shoes :: Christian Louboutin (shop yellow CL pumps on eBay)
The other shirt that I received is the Gant Rugger PJ shirt in Indigo Blue. I think this shirt is sold out… I couldn’t find it on the site. But they’re having a great sale right now with lots of cute designs.
Use the code JennyK20 to get 20% off your order!
Top :: PJ Shirt in Indigo Blue c/o Gant
Jeans :: AG
Bag :: Balenciaga (shop for Mini City bags on eBay)
Shoes :: Nike Air Jordan
Thanks for stopping by! And huge thanks to Gant for the lovely shirts!
This post is sponsored by Kohl’s. I was paid for this post and received the included intimates as compensation.
It’s really feeling like summer here in LA! And tank top and dress weather is my favorite time of the year to refresh my often-neglected underwear drawer. These super cute and flirty pieces by Candie’s are such a treat! I’m loving all the designs of the four bralettes and three panties in my recent Candie’s underwear haul from Kohl’s.
I’ve been looking for this kind of high-neck bralette design for a long time. I love that it 1) provides a lot of coverage, 2) has built-in cups, 3) is breathable, and 4) looks extremely classy!
I love lace because it’s fancy but can also be a bit edgy. The lace pattern of this bralette is really elegant and I know I’ll be wearing this bra a lot, especially when I want to add fresh details to my outfits. I’m trying to be better at restyling the items in my closet, and this layer of lace is an easy way to elevate a top or dress.
I wore the high neck bralette to transform my super casual shirt dress into a summer date night dress.
The Candie’s lace thongs are super comfortable and the colors are so pretty. And since the lace panties are currently on sale for 5 for only $30, might as well get them in Beach Glass, Deep Blue, and Zahara Plum.
Remember when visible bra straps was such a fashion faux pas? ? I’m part of the camp where it’s perfectly fine and acceptable for your bra straps to show as long as they’re pretty and make you feel pretty. I love the peek-a-boo eyelash effect on these bralettes!
And how cool are the back designs on these bras? I would totally wear them with open-back dresses and tops and racerback tanks.
Candie’s bras are currently on sale at Kohl’s for $18.99, so it’s definitely the perfect time to update your underwear drawer.
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Hi! Hope you’re all doing awesome. I wasn’t going to blog this outfit, but decided to just throw up a quick post about the black ASOS asymmetric top and Sam Edelman white booties outfit I posted on IG recently.
I’m not a huge fan of off-shoulder styles, but I love cold shoulder tops. I’m also not a big fan of ruffles–they look amazing on everyone else but too frilly and girlish in an unfitting way on me. But this top seems to work for me because it’s ruffly and open-shouldered with a little bit of edge.
I wore the top unzipped, but zipping it up looks cute too. And the long sleeves make this a perfect top for summer date nights.
I love the asymmetric long length of the top. It’s dramatic and a little dressy looking, even though this outfit is pretty much casual.
I accessorized with a nude-black-white colorblock Prada purse that I found at an amazing price on the preowned market. I love shopping preowned because it’s like splurging without the guilt.
I wanted to try the white boots trend. I thought about painting some boots white, but I felt they wouldn’t come out quite right, especially since I wanted patent leather boots. I fell in love with these Sam Edelman Olette boots, which are sold out everywhere except for Amazon. I sized up 1/2 a size to have room for ankle socks, and the fit is perfect and the boots are so comfortable!
Sam Edelman Olette boots
Thanks for reading!
Top :: ASOS
Jeans :: Frame
Boots :: Sam Edelman
Bag :: Prada
Hi! Happy mid-June and the official halfway point of 2018. Insanity!
Just throwing up a quick post to introduce my new Amazon Influencer page. On this page you’ll find categorized lists of some of my favorite Amazon picks. I love shopping Amazon because Prime shipping is super fast and usually you can’t beat their prices.
Hi! Just a quick post to show and link to the dress I’m posting on IG this week. I wore this to our Mother’s Day lunch yesterday. I loved the red flowers on the dress, so I decided to go bold by rocking my bright red booties (which I painted myself with Angelus Fire Red paint) and red chain bag.
I think the red booties trend is super cute, and I looked at a lot of bright red boots online, but I ultimately decided to just paint an old pair of Rag and Bone booties instead. This is always a good decision for me because 1) save money and 2) save closet space.
I love Rag and Bone Newbury booties (I have them in several colors), but this camel color looked dated to me. Since I hadn’t worn them in a long time, I decided to make them over. I used Angelus Fire Red leather paint, which turned out a little bit more orangey than I wanted (maybe Chili Red would have been better), but I’m still happy with the results.
Posting casual outfits and beauty reviews. I’m over 40, but still kind of cool. I love sushi, loud music, my fiancé Eddie, and my cute dog Charlotte. I used to skate.
