Denim on Denim with a touch of Plaid.
First of all I hope it was a nice, warm, eggs-traordinary Easter for you and your families. Squeezing in a post real late this windy, cold and rainy Sunday Night.
Continuing with the Create 28 Spring Challenge, I bring you today a Denim-on-Denim Look (day 4 of the Challenge). Day 5 is actually your Easter Dress or Easter Outfit. I am actually a Christian but was born an Orthodox Christian so my Easter is next Sunday. Since living in the States, my family and I celebrate both Easter(s) usually. But today was not a church day for me. I just ran some errands in the middle of the cold, real quick. You will get to see that Outfit sometime soon, since it also involves one of the pieces I will be remixing this month for Sarah's Challenge.
So, this is a version of the infamously-called Texas Tuxedo or Canadian Tuxedo: wearing Blue Jeans with a Denim or Chambray Shirt. The way this works is for the two pieces to be in pretty different shades of blue. Though I have seen some women pull of the same or almost-identical blue shades and made it work. They were pin-thin Pinterest-found Models though. Another thing I did here is layer my collars. My Chambray is a Pop-over but I layered a Red/Pink Plaid Button-down Shirt underneath it. I buttoned my Chambray almost entirely because I just wanted a peek of the other Shirt to show from underneath. A tiny bit of pattern-mixing since I belted the Jeans with a Floral Belt and lastly I wore yet another pair of 360 Bobble/Pearl Studs (I am obsessed with this style of earrings). What do you think? Have you ever tried any kind of denim on denim where both pieces where blue denim or blue chambray? What about your version of a Texas Tuxedo?
Continuing with the Create 28 Spring Challenge, I bring you today a Denim-on-Denim Look (day 4 of the Challenge). Day 5 is actually your Easter Dress or Easter Outfit. I am actually a Christian but was born an Orthodox Christian so my Easter is next Sunday. Since living in the States, my family and I celebrate both Easter(s) usually. But today was not a church day for me. I just ran some errands in the middle of the cold, real quick. You will get to see that Outfit sometime soon, since it also involves one of the pieces I will be remixing this month for Sarah's Challenge.
So, this is a version of the infamously-called Texas Tuxedo or Canadian Tuxedo: wearing Blue Jeans with a Denim or Chambray Shirt. The way this works is for the two pieces to be in pretty different shades of blue. Though I have seen some women pull of the same or almost-identical blue shades and made it work. They were pin-thin Pinterest-found Models though. Another thing I did here is layer my collars. My Chambray is a Pop-over but I layered a Red/Pink Plaid Button-down Shirt underneath it. I buttoned my Chambray almost entirely because I just wanted a peek of the other Shirt to show from underneath. A tiny bit of pattern-mixing since I belted the Jeans with a Floral Belt and lastly I wore yet another pair of 360 Bobble/Pearl Studs (I am obsessed with this style of earrings). What do you think? Have you ever tried any kind of denim on denim where both pieces where blue denim or blue chambray? What about your version of a Texas Tuxedo?
Long-Sleeve, Medium-Wash, Pullover Chambray w/ one Front Pocket: Joe Fresh (very similar by Merona, best deal), (similar by Docker's w/ tiny white dots, great deal, love this), (tunic option by Loft, love this).
Red/Pink/Baby Blue, Plaid-Long-Sleeve Shirt: Thrifted (similar, great deal, love this), (similar w/ short sleeves, best deal), (gorgeous option buy Current Elliot, Splurge).
Medium-Wash, Flare Blue Jeans: Aeropostale (similar 7 for all Mankind), (similar 7 for all Mankind, on sale, love these), (w/ very wide cuffs by Free People, great deal, love these), (similar, best deal, love these).
Wide Elastic Belt in a Small Brown Floral Print w/ Cognac Leather Detail: A Local Boutique (New) (option by Lucky brand), (gorgeous option by Old Navy, best deal, love this), (thin, Spring option by Betsey Johnson, great deal, love this).
Baby Pink, Plastic, Double-sided, Bobble Earrings: An Accessories Boutique (New) (gorgeous, rose gold pave option, on sale, love these), (similar, set of 3 metallic pairs including rose gold, best deal), (gorgeous rose gold cube+pave option, great deal, love these).
Black & Dark Blue, Patent Leather Oxford Shoes: Simple Shoes (similar in black patent leather, best deal, love these), (gorgeous option by Cole Haan, on sale, love these), (gorgeous blue patent leather+suede option by Isac Mizrahi, fantastic deal, love these), (back+blue option by Marc Jacobs, Splurge).
Here is a sneak peak of my Top 10 items I am remixing this April through the first couple of days of May. I will go over them in detail on my next post. I picked 6 pieces of clothing, 2 accessories and 2 pairs of shoes. what do you think?
P.S. Also linking up with Alycia, Amanda, Carly, Carylee + Gina, Claire, Confident Tuesday with Laura, Doranda, Ginger,
Good Random Fun, Ellen, Erin, Jen, Lauren, Mahogany Closet, Molly, Nicole, Rachelle, Rhea, Whitney, Whitney Nic and Zaz.
You styled this denim on denim look perfectly! Love the layered shirts! That belt is so cute!
ReplyDeleteJill
Doused In Pink
pop of plaid--love it!
ReplyDeleteAda I love seeing you style denim!! You seriously look great in everything! I love how this denim on denim look is in style again!! Susan
ReplyDeleteLove a good denim on denim look and you know I'm loving the flares! So cute!
ReplyDelete<3 Shannon
Upbeat Soles
Love how you styled the denim on denim look, Ada. Loving the cute belt. Happy easter!
ReplyDelete-Tatiana
We Shop in Heels
I love that denim! Super cute look!!
ReplyDeleteShauna
www.lipglossandlace.net
I completely agree with you! This works so well because of the two different shades of denim. I love how you spiced it up with the plaid shirt underneath...very creative! Thanks so much for participating in the challenge and Happy Easter to you and your family a little bit early :)
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for denim on denim! Love the printed belt with this look.
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Easter as well!
Shannon
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those jeans look amazing on you.
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I love a good double denim look!
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Such a fun denim on denim look. Love the flares!
ReplyDeleteAmy Ann
The Real Arnolds
Super cute! Excited to see the remix challenge!
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What a cool crisp denim look, loving it Ada!
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great relazed look and I love your 10 cannot wait to se what you come up with
ReplyDeleteThis is a great denim on denim look and I really love the dimension the plaid shirt and your fun belt give!
ReplyDeleteI love your denim on denim look and that wide belt is a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat denim on denim look, Ada! You look great in wide leg trousers!
ReplyDeleteI was just talking about flares on the blog today! And I love that we both got the chambray and denim memo today! :)
ReplyDeleteHope you had a great weekend!
Carylee | more pieces of me
Love the contrast of the two denims, they look awesome on you!
ReplyDeleteFrom Jing at www.bejingxu.com
Denim on denim is a fun look- I need to do more of this in my closet! :)
ReplyDelete-Ashley
Le Stylo Rouge
Love this double denim! Thanks for sharing your look with Vis Monday, xox.
ReplyDeleteHi sweetie, this denim on deim looks stunning on you.
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Love the double denim look Ada, looks great together :)
ReplyDeleteYay for the Texas Tuxedo! Such a classic. And I love that we wore it around the same time - great minds think alike!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to do the double denim trend Ada! And I am curious to see what you come up with for your remix challenge.
ReplyDeleteAlex - Funky Jungle
I like the different shades of denim!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with the Saturday Spotlight!
Great idea to layer the shirts - would have never thought of it! Your boot cut jeans look fabulous on you!
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