While I generally consider myself the anti-hippie when it comes to dressing, there is a random sub-strain of my fashion persona that gravitates towards gauzey embroidered tops and tunics. It’s a strange attraction since the tops don’t really mesh well with the rest of my wardrobe, but there it is — the black sheep of the Magpie wardrobe. So, here are some looks that bend me just a little out of my comfort zone…for the inner Magpie Coachella Chic look. First, this Suno top is perfection (on sale for $245 — or get the look for less here for $160, or here for $60), perhaps with some jorts (Rag + Bone, $154) and some round-ish shaped sunnies (fresh. — Illesteva, $220):
Pair with simple brown flat sandals from my favorite sandal company, K. Jacques ($245) and a fringed clutch ($118):
Or, how about this sweet peasant top ($110) with mango-hued shorts ($60) and aviators (Ray Ban, $145):
Finish with some classic K. Jacques ($253 — I own this exact style in neon pink and adore them) and a crossbody mini ($60):
Now, this strappy little number is a true Coachella-farer’s dreams (can’t you see Kate Bosworth in it?! — Miguelina, $265), especially with a delicate necklace (Gorjana, $80) and some mirrored Ray Bans ($160):
Pair with these ankle-cuffed perforated leather sandals ($33):
Also loving this easy little dress or cover-up (on sale for $45) with a coordinating pendant necklace ($295):
Throw on some straight-forward sandals (on sale for $124) —
— and finish with this adorable straw bag ($94):
I love this embroidered top ($78) with a fab, oversized tassel necklace (super long, super dramatic — $88), skinnies and white studded sandals ($50)
Especially offset by this sweet embroidered clutch ($265):
And, in closing, something for the home — these stunning silk-screened art prints ($15/each), which I would love to frame in a row (maybe three whites, or two whites and one yellow?) along the long corridor that runs between our master bedroom and the guest bedroom…
Happy Monday!
Love it all. Christmas presents??
These are SO you, Lizzie!
I see this “genre” of clothing on blogs, magazines, etc. and then if I actually try it on in real life…I immediately come to the conclusion it is just not me. I have one gauzy tunic to my name, and i still feel strange when I wear it.