I have a not-so-secret aversion to Loft’s Lou & Grey line. Not because I hate it, I don’t, but because I’m not the kind of person to put on lounge wear and go outside. It’s hard for me to transition from even denim to wearing sweats out. Yes, I’ve done it, but I think I go to the extreme, and wear yoga pants to the supermarket. (Guilty, I know.)
So Jocelyn wanted to style me in something, and I gave in. Let’s just say her style is not my style, so I was super hesitant to let her dress me. She’s a lot more adventurous than I, which I admire, but pairing lounge with dress? I got scared.
I stood in the fitting room for a bit staring at the items, a bit afraid of what it would look like together. But I reminded myself of all the times I’ve told people, “you have to see it on.” And so, I took the plunge, walked out, and was pleasantly surprised.
Please ignore my hair, I was having an off hair day (and Jocelyn also told me I’m washing my hair too much, but that’s a post for another day as I’m currently testing out the theory and scared for what my hair looks like.).
Anyway, I kind of like this look. Thoughts?
Top Chambray | Circle Skirt | Similar Belt
I so love this outfit. Once again I have to bite my tongue for all the times I said I didn’t understand chambray shirts or what all the hype was about. Yes, blue is a neutral, so in theory this is a chambray neutral. Right?
I think I’m starting to obsess about this shirt and trying to find any way possible to bring it into an outfit.
I’ve seen camo coming through as if it’s the next best thing to hit the fashion world, and to be honest, I have no idea how to style it without looking like I’m going out hunting.
But with a little thinking, pairing different colors with the palette, and adding some sparkle, I think I’ve figured out a away to tackle this trend. I really love the purple with the camo, it makes it more feminine without making it ridiculous. I’d say that’s Army chic.
Thoughts on how I did?
Get the look: 
