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Embracing my inner Parisienne in the classic moment shown above and below. I am in love with the cropped jacket and the skort situation — so comfortable and practical. I was thinking these pieces would be great components of a travel or capsule wardrobe, as they can be remixed so many different ways. The skort with a white tank and black strappy sandals for casual tourism, or with the jacket and flats on a chillier day, or paired with a matching white blazer and heels for a dressed-up moment; the jacket over a dress; the tee with jeans; etc. Sizing notes: the jacket runs a tad snug, I think. I took a 0 and it fits like a petite 0 in my opinion — the arms and length are perfect for me (I’m 5’0). The jacket comes with shoulder pads that I think you could cut out but I actually like the structure they offer. I’m normally a shoulder pad hater, but these make proportional sense. I took the skort in a 0 (my true size) and say it runs just shy of TTS — if between sizes, you might size up. I think a slightly looser fit in these would be welcome so the front doesn’t pull at all. I adore them!
The tee is by Z Supply, but currently in low stock — you might try this one or this one for a similar look — and the glasses are my tried-and-true Le Specs.
A moodboard featuring favorite Shopbop finds in this vein below…note that a handful of these items (I’ve asterisked in the links below) are on sale, plus an extra 25% off with code SHELL, including this SEA dress, which I just ordered!
01. SEA EYELET DRESS* // 02. TEE // 03. THEORY BLAZER // 04. THEORY SKORT // 05. MARNI TOTE // 06. GIA BORGINI SANDALS // 07. LE SPECS SUNGLASSES // 08. SANDALS // 09. SIGNIFICANT OTHER SEREN DRESS // 10. GANNI DRESS* // 11. SENSI STUDIO BAG // 12. BA&SH CARDIGAN // 13. TORY BURCH FLATS
If you’re looking for something with COLOR (typically more my speed), check out this julep stripe dress, this painterly Reformation (good family photo option), these pull-on pants, this bold floral Banjanan, and this La Double J!
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