I’ve featured Rachel Bilson several times in Steal Her Style posts because I love the way she mixes current trends with down-to-earth pieces. She always looks confident and comfortable and that counts for a lot!
Forever21 Chiffon Blouse, $17.80
ASOS Peg Leg Pants, $24 (from $60)
Lodis “Audrey” Zip-Around Clutch, $98
Bakers “Tracie L Wp” Pumps, $70 (from $95)
Would you wear floral and leopard together?

I’ve featured Rachel Bilson several times in Steal Her Style posts because I love the way she mixes current trends with down-to-earth pieces. She always looks confident and comfortable and that counts for a lot!

  1. Forever21 Chiffon Blouse, $17.80
  2. ASOS Peg Leg Pants, $24 (from $60)
  3. Lodis “Audrey” Zip-Around Clutch, $98
  4. Bakers “Tracie L Wp” Pumps, $70 (from $95)

Would you wear floral and leopard together?

23 notes / 12.08.11 / Permalink /

A bit of color

I bought this dress right before I found out I was pregnant, and it was a lucky purchase! It’s got plenty of room for expansion. I guess my love for comfortable (err, tent) dresses is paying off!

  1. Old Navy Cardigan
  2. Target Dress
  3. Namaste “Laguna” Handbag (c/o)
  4. Flats from CutesyGirl.com

(Not numbered: Michael Kors watch and Charlotte Russe bow ring, see below)

Here’s how to get the look for yourself:

Daily Outfit

  1. Revlon Super Lustrous Lipcolor in Coral Berry, $7
  2. Charlotte Russe Ring, $4
  3. Dorothy Perkins Flats, £20
  4. Xhilaration® Juniors Braided Strap Dress, $25
  5. Delias Cardigan, $20
  6. Namaste “Laguna” Handbag, $79

See a few more snaps after the jump!

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Notes / 13.07.11 / Permalink /

kimaleedarling asked: 
Hi jaclyn! I was wondering if you have any tips for a woman more on the chubby side? Ever since having my kids, I’ve been self conscious about what I wear, I mean I love to wear all the baby dolls and things like that, but sometimes it makes me feel like I’m pregnant again. But I also don’t want to wear a tight fitting shirt and have my belly hang over. I also would love to wear a dress, but my legs are on the big side. Any advice to not look like a fool?  :)

I know that the classic go-to if you’re feeling a bit self-conscious is to grab something black, but a more fun option is to go with florals. The vivid print helps distract from areas you may not want someone to focus on (like your legs or your stomach), and a nipped in waist with a slightly full skirt is a flattering dress cut on anyone. Pairing a dress that comes right above the knee with heels helps to lengthen your overall look, too.
If you’re not comfortable showing your arms in a dress like this, it’s a quick fix! Add a light flowy cardigan and belt it at the smallest part of your waistline (on most women, that’s about 4-5 inches below your breasts). In colder months (like fall), throw on a leather motorcycle jacket. Sexy and fun!
And Kim—let’s get one more thing straight! You won’t look like a fool. A lot of curvy women are afraid to show their legs in dresses—but it’s actually one of the most flattering looks for any body type. The best dress silhouette for any body type is one like the dress above. Nipped waist, slightly full skirt, length right above the knee and a floral print or black/jewel tone color. Go for it!
Faith21 Floral Dress, $23
Payless zoe&zac Sandals, $30
ShopRuche Clutch, $29
Hive & Honey Wood Gold Bangle, $24

kimaleedarling asked:

Hi jaclyn! I was wondering if you have any tips for a woman more on the chubby side? Ever since having my kids, I’ve been self conscious about what I wear, I mean I love to wear all the baby dolls and things like that, but sometimes it makes me feel like I’m pregnant again. But I also don’t want to wear a tight fitting shirt and have my belly hang over. I also would love to wear a dress, but my legs are on the big side. Any advice to not look like a fool?
:)

I know that the classic go-to if you’re feeling a bit self-conscious is to grab something black, but a more fun option is to go with florals. The vivid print helps distract from areas you may not want someone to focus on (like your legs or your stomach), and a nipped in waist with a slightly full skirt is a flattering dress cut on anyone. Pairing a dress that comes right above the knee with heels helps to lengthen your overall look, too.

If you’re not comfortable showing your arms in a dress like this, it’s a quick fix! Add a light flowy cardigan and belt it at the smallest part of your waistline (on most women, that’s about 4-5 inches below your breasts). In colder months (like fall), throw on a leather motorcycle jacket. Sexy and fun!

And Kim—let’s get one more thing straight! You won’t look like a fool. A lot of curvy women are afraid to show their legs in dresses—but it’s actually one of the most flattering looks for any body type. The best dress silhouette for any body type is one like the dress above. Nipped waist, slightly full skirt, length right above the knee and a floral print or black/jewel tone color. Go for it!

11 notes / 03.08.10 / Permalink /
goodeggs asked:
My wardrobe is in need of an update but I’m having issues sorting through upcoming trends. If I had my way, I’d go overboard at J.Crew, but do you have any recommendations for few pieces I could look for in the coming months to get me through summer..? I tend to wear a lot of dark colors & am hoping to step away from that — I feel guilty wearing black on this gorgeous day in New York City..!
Two of my favorite color schemes/prints for spring are neutrals and florals.
Looking for fun new shapes in neutral colors—such as a romper—helps integrate new pieces into your existing wardrobe and a fun floral dress looks just as good at work as it does out with friends.
NY & Company Romper, $30
Gaultier for Target Floral Dress, $40
GAP Infantry Jacket, $80
Liberty of London for Target Ruffle Halter Dress, $30
goodeggs asked:
My wardrobe is in need of an update but I’m having issues sorting through upcoming trends. If I had my way, I’d go overboard at J.Crew, but do you have any recommendations for few pieces I could look for in the coming months to get me through summer..? I tend to wear a lot of dark colors & am hoping to step away from that — I feel guilty wearing black on this gorgeous day in New York City..!

Two of my favorite color schemes/prints for spring are neutrals and florals.

Looking for fun new shapes in neutral colors—such as a romper—helps integrate new pieces into your existing wardrobe and a fun floral dress looks just as good at work as it does out with friends.

    2 notes / 29.03.10 / Permalink /

    potofblackgold asked:

    / Q

    I jsut adore your blog and i appreciate how you take the time to answer everyone's questions =) I have a question for you too, i hope you can help me as well when you get the time hun
    I found a floral skirt which i jsut cant get out of my head but the thing is, its short and i'm kind of self conscious of my knees, would it look good to pair this up with tights and boots/flats? thanks in advance <3

    http://www.polyvore.com/girlscene_het_grote_topic_fashion/thing?id=13201771

    / A

    That skirt is gorgeous! It would look amazing with tights. Try black, gray or even red!

    Here’s a sassy little outfit I put together:

    Notes / 05.03.10 / Permalink /
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