Cardigan, Gap. Circle print dress, Max Studio. Multistrand beaded necklace, World Market. Embellished scarf, TJ Maxx. Boots, Nine West. Gold belt, via swap.
Mike thinks it’s entertaining to mock me as I pose for my photos. He pretends he’s Zoolander and strikes crazy poses behind the camera, making it hard for me to keep a straight face. His antics have earned him a guest spot on my blog today. Let’s see…outfit details….his shorts are from Old Navy and his hat is a hideous souvenir from the last time he visited his alma mater. Who knows where the rest of his ensemble came from.On with the main event…
I love mixing these shades of blue and green. Last time I wore them together, Sue Kennedy remarked how wrong her mother had been when she said, “blue and green should never be seen.” I can’t claim that I came up with this novel color pairing on my own. I was inspired by Kelley over a year ago:
The first time I saw her pairing of blue-green and yellow-green I thought it garish. The combination grew on me, though, and I tried it a few times myself:
Details of the jewelry, scarf, and belt. (Expect more, later today, on how I deal with excess strap length on this style of belt.)
Peacocks do it all the time*!
ReplyDelete(*I'm talking about pairing blue and green, not peacock sex.)
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ReplyDeleteI personally love the blue/green combo btw.
I love the blue+green+pink outfit. Very bold! And the velour jacket. :)
ReplyDeleteMike is funny as hayle!!!
ReplyDeleteLOL
He should do a guest post once a month. Hide the hat. I'm just sayin ;)
Oh my gosh, he is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI agree with tanyetta, I want to see some of Mike's outfits!
I love the blue and green!
ReplyDeleteLOL! I love the blue and green together.
ReplyDeleteMike is cracking me up with his Zoolander pose! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love the blue green combo too. and my favourite of yours is the green neck-scarf and blue sweater over green camisole.
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