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If you see me wearing these outfits again...no you didn't.
I feel like I'm kinda getting the idea of the "vibe sandwich"! I love that these outfits have all been a tad different, but follow the same format. Using a skirt and a more casual top as the base, like a graphic tee or a sweater, hasn't been too hard to follow. This feels a tad too dressy for everyday wear, but maybe if I were going to a dinner or event this would be fab!
Combo: #1 Sweater, #2 Dress as a skirt (mismatched vibes from the sweater), #3 Sneakers (to match the casual-ness of the sweater), #4 Blazer to layer, #5 Cream purse to match the sweater, #6 Accessorized with sunglasses, earrings, and purse scarf!
This outfit does skew a little away from the Pinterest board instructions since I didn't layer. HOWEVER, this is definitely an outfit I've seen in some sort of rendition on Pinterest before. I wouldn't be surprised if the blazer and jeans combo of the 2020s will be equivalent to our business casual in the 2010s. If I have kids, they're going to look back at this article and be like, "Mom, what the hell were you wearing?!?" But I love how casual and chic this feels in the year of our lord, 2023.
Combo: #1 Blazer, #2 Oversized jeans, #3 Kitten heels, #4 Styled black purse with scarf, #5 Accessorized with sunglasses and a red lip!
I styled two options for this one, swapping the button-down for a vest just for kicks. They're kinda giving old school flight attendant and I'm kinda in love??? What can I say, I LOVE A NECK SCARF!! From the uncomfortable shoes to the skirt that one can hardly move in, they're definitely not ~practical~ outfits, but I don't care!!! I love them anyway. Not sure where I'll wear these outfits next... however, if any airlines are hiring a stylist...
Combo: #1 Button up OR vest (same vibe), #2 Long denim skirt (different vibes), #3 Heeled boots (cuz we mean business), #4 Styled black purse with scarf, #5 Accessorized with sunglasses, a red lip, and a swanky lil red jacket.
So, I don't know how I feel about this outfit but I DID wear it out and I DID find the top at a garage sale...so feels like a win to me. The top is definitely from the '90s and probably was worn relatively differently back then than how I styled it today with JORTS. IDK why, but I'm imagining it'd be paired with gauchos in the '90s/early 2000s. I freakin' love jorts today but I definitely feel like they won't age well, just like the gauchos. I call these boots my Bratz boots and they are g i v i n g "Watch out, Miss Barbie."
Combo: #1 Funky top layered over a black tank top, #2 Jorts b/c why not, #3 Bratz boots to match the brat top, #4 Green purse to match the green stripes in the shirt, #5 Accessorized with sunglasses, '90s updo.
This outfit is kind of a hodge podge of a few of the other pieces that have already been used... like the tee, the sneakers, and the jacket. And I did that I purpose! I realized what I loved most about this trend was just how fun it was to use and reuse so many pieces in my closet. Like, I used that red jacket to make three completely different outfits! But also, I hardly ever wear that jacket, so it was fun to see that I could use that jacket so many times over.
Combo: #1 Graphic tee, #2 Frilly dress as a skirt, #3 Sneaks, #4 Mismatched purse, #5 Red jacket as a layer, #6 Accessorized with my friend's grandma's sunglasses and that's pretty much it!
And while the outfit bases were similar, or even used the same pieces, they still felt different enough from one another. I wouldn't feel as comfortable styling basketball shorts as Gen Z does so well. So even though I felt I wasn't entirely dressing to the trendiest styling, it was cool to interpret in my own way!