SEVENTEENTH & IRVING SHOPS

/ ONE /  Michael Kors Pyramid Runway Watch / TWO / Rebecca Taylor Leather Sleeved Coat / THREE / Stella & Dot Sparkly Bardot Bracelet / FOUR / Tory Burch Clara Satchel / FIVE / Warby Parker Winston Sunglasses / SIX / Belle By Sigerson Morrison Kyeran Booties / SEVEN / Bare Minerals Power Neutrals Palette / EIGHT / Stella & Dot Kahlo Bib / NINE / J.Crew Leather Plaque Belt

Not to beat a dead horse here, but having some neutrals with lots of texture and interest will maximize your closet as fall starts approaching. Throw on some ankle boots with your favorite summer dress, add tights as the air grows colder, then top it off with this stunner for extra warmth.

I love olive as a neutral year round, which means this bag is at the top of my wishlist.

Are you ready for fall yet? What item is a must have for your wardrobe?

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Style To Steal - Fashionvibe

 

You know how much I love a new-to-me blog, and it seems you guys love it just as much. 

Have you heard of Fashionvibe? Zina is a Barcelona based fashion blogger, and proves just how well Europeans do fashion. A steady rotation of neutrals with pops of pattern and color, with a little rock and roll and killer sunglasses, I just can't get enough of her.

Any fashion bloggers you've seen lately whose style you can't get enough of? Spill it!

ALL IMAGES  |  VIA FASHIONVIBE, PROPERTY OF ZINA CHARKOPLIA

Not Boring Neutrals - Wardrobe Inspiration

I've been scouring the web for the last couple of weeks for wardrobe inspiration since stating my intention to stick with "not boring neutral" as my closet theme this year. Lots of pinning involved.

Then I happened upon the Vince spring lookbook. Talk about wanting one of each.

But besides being a beautiful lookbook, what this really comes down to is the idea of a capsule wardrobe. The perfect black strappy heels, slim cut black pants that can go day to night, a great jacket, tailored blouses. Mix, mix, mix to your heart's content.

I decided to combine all the looks into an easy to print image to hang in my closet. These looks are perfect for weather here year round in San Francisco (except sub in ankle boots, brrr!) but could easily be transitioned warmer or cooler depending on weather in your neck of the woods.

I'm curious, do you create a wardrobe "intention" each season, or a moodboard that guides your purchases? Or do you just stick with what you've got and mix in new trends?