In my outfit: Jeans: Jordache by Heidi Klum, Cardigan and belt: NY&Co., Knitted top: Target
I featured the pieces from NY&Co. before. This picture shows the belt and one of the cardigan in action.
A similar style can also be created by using a longer boyfriend cardigan like the Theory cardigan displayed here. The key is to secure only one or a few buttons on top so the bright patent belt can be seen. Alternatively, the belt could be on top of the cardigan as long as it doesn't interfere with the nice pockets.
I featured the pieces from NY&Co. before. This picture shows the belt and one of the cardigan in action.
A similar style can also be created by using a longer boyfriend cardigan like the Theory cardigan displayed here. The key is to secure only one or a few buttons on top so the bright patent belt can be seen. Alternatively, the belt could be on top of the cardigan as long as it doesn't interfere with the nice pockets.
It's no secret that I love all shades of grey, patent leather anything and cardigans. Here's a relaxing Sunday outfit that I used all of them. I like grey tones matched with yellow the best in addition to the classic black, navy and white. In fact, a light shade of grey can be matched with anything. Even though I'm not a fan of longer arms sticking out of the cardigan like this all the time, I think this worked this time because the tones of grey are matching with a slight tone difference.
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