Front to Back
Saturday, March 10, 2012I love the draped front of my striped top, but wanted a more streamlined look today. Wearing the top backwards gives me the boatneck look in front and a slight dip in back (unfortunately hidden by the blazer for most of the day). I don't know why I haven't tried this sooner -- perhaps in fear of the tag showing? Good thing that's only an issue if you look really closely ;)
necklace: Forever 21 curb chain (similar)
blazer: H&M boyfriend (similar)
top: Gap striped cowlneck (similar)
belt: H&M skinny (similar)
ring: Forever 21 pearlescent cluster (sold here)
shoes: Miu Miu leather pointed toe (similar)
13 comments
Great idea! I love the pop of red.
ReplyDeleteLove that idea! I like the red belt poping put too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative way to change up the look, Cee! I might have to try this soon. Have a great rest of your weekend!
ReplyDeleteInteresting take on that lovely top. You are so creative.
ReplyDeleteI have the gray / navy version of this top so will definitely be trying this! Love that you keep discovering new ways to make items more versatile!
ReplyDeleteThe top worn backward is so creative! Love your look, so classy and chic!
ReplyDeleteThis i a great idea ;) I have a similar striped top which Im going to try style this way :) thanks
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Effortless as always, you're always coming up with new ways to wear things -- thank you for this suggestion!
ReplyDeleteHey Cee! :)
ReplyDeleteOh! Great idea! I will start looking at some of my shirts differently now! And I love the pop of color your belt adds to the black and white!
looks awesome! I wear shirts backwards (on purpose) a lot! This outfit is adorable :)
ReplyDeleteI'm still kicking myself for not trying this out more often, especially with my tagless shirts!
DeleteSoooo creative! Love this outfit, it seems perfect for work and I love how the color of the belt adds interest. Also, I WANT YOUR CHANEL BAG!!!
ReplyDeleteSave save save! and your wish shall be granted ;)
DeleteI'd love to hear from you. Constructive criticisms welcome!