Skirt, Side x Side (thrifted, shortened, and embellished). Sweater, Forever 21. Blouse, Worthington. Peeptoes, Wet Seal. Bracelet and earrings, Target. Bag, Tommy Hilfiger. Scarf, Old Navy.
Accent colors: purple, kelly green, citron, and fuchsia.
In Style’s “medium” navy and white example
My external flash arrived yesterday! The diffuser, though, is still in the mail, so I’m bouncing the flash off of the ceiling. I still don’t have quite the look I’m after, but I’ll continue to fuss with the flash placement and camera settings. It’s tough being model and photographer (and stylist, copywriter, editor, etc.)
One immediate advantage of the bounced flash is that I can take indoor spinny pictures without that harsh “flash” look.
Previous Navy & White “medium” looks:
15 comments:
great shoooooes.
Love this outfit!
I love the way you pair the green cardigan with green shoes, that grey skirt with cream lace hem is absolutely adorable!
Fabulously cute! Love it.
Very cute! Love that green cardi!
I love this combination. This is one of the best outfits I have seen you in this year!
Those shoes make me so happy every time you wear them. And HOORAY for new things like flashes and stuff, I love when new tech toys arrive!
you look great in these colours! I always LOVE your footwear! if only I had a Target for my own Issac Mizrah(sp)
I seriously love this look! and I'm glad you're scanning in these things so I don't have to buy my own copy of the mag ;-)
You look lovely. I've only recently discovered your blog. I appreciate your fashion sense. You are just born with this talent. It's a nice talent to have. Looking well put together is more important than ever. Sadly though how we are all judged so quickly. I do enjoy your photos.
This is so pretty! What a great spring combination.
VERY Pretty and Sexy!
I think this is one of my favourite outfits ever!
That green sweater is brilliant with your red hair. Also, I like the effect of the bounced flash -- your colors look a lot more natural. That's the technique I use as well -- it takes a lot of experimenting, but once you get it down it's quite easy and reproducible.
Green, navy, and white...awesome.
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