Classic Baroque

She's Wearing

Baroque Print Dress: H&M (Similar Here)

Teal Suede Heels: Zara (Similar Here)

Gold Earrings: Forever 21 (Similar Here)

Cheetah Bangle: Vintage (Similar Here) 

Baroque fashion is a popular trend that can be traced back to the 16th century. The European style can easily be dressed up or down. In my opinion, the way to wear baroque is by keeping your look simple, balanced, and modern.

I bought this dress from H&M a while ago but couldn’t decide how I wanted to wear it. I felt it was a tricky statement piece to wear and I knew I wanted to look sophisticated. I decided to keep it feminine by pairing these Zara teal heels as my pop of color. 

So as you all may know by now, Zara had their annual sale and I bought these beautiful suede heels for a great price. These are definitely a great color to add to any black and white outfit or any outfit you really want to add some color to. I’m going to have fun styling these babies this summer.

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Till Next Time,

K&J

No Church In The Wild

 

She's Wearing

Sunglasses: Ray Bans (Here)

Black Shopper Bag: H&M (Similar Here)

Print top: Forever 21 (Here)

Yellow Blazer: Forever 21 (Similar Here)

Leather Shorts: H&M (Similar Here)

Gladiator Lace Up Heels: Lola Shoetique (Here)

 

  Hey guys! This outfit literally has to be one of my favorites up to date because it can be worn during the day and it can transition to night time. Its simple, trendy and chic. I feel like any girl can pull off this look, if you don't like to wear heels, switch it up with some cute sandals.

I am obsessing over the Givenchy tee shirts and I feel like this top gives the same look without breaking the bank, i hate spending money on a cute trend! Bargain shop ladies!!  

 

 

One last thing, Jesal and I LOVE Kanye West!! There will most likely be more Kanye inspired post titles coming your way.

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Till Next Time,

K&J