Jacket, Esley. Blouse, Body Central. Skirt, Talbot’s (thrifted). Pumps, Delicious. Belt, thrifted. Bag, Target.
Accent colors: pumpkin, pine, saffron, and wine.
In Style’s “medium” khaki and olive example
Is anyone else confused by the color In Style calls “olive” in the palette box? I assure you, it looks just as brown in the printed magazine. As brown as my "not olive" shirt today.
And one crazy picture just for hanging with me
Previous Khaki & Olive “medium” looks:
that olive looks pretty olive to me.. ah, well. i love these colors together! :) so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the burgundy with the neutrals - A+! These are great colours on you.
ReplyDeleteCan I please have your yellow pumps? :)
pretty..love the color on the jacket
ReplyDeleteHi Kasmira i visite your blog every day, yo look beautiful, Hey wheh propose a new challenge!!!!
ReplyDeleteI do many broches last time....
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From Costa Rica :)
Maybe they mean those brown-ish Mediterranean olives.
ReplyDeleteVery cute look. I am glad to see you embracing purple.
Great color combo. I am inspired. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThese colours *pop* on you. They look fabulous! And as for purple, who would've thought you liked to shy away from it? Not any more!
ReplyDeleteI especially like this color set. Khaki & olive are two of my wardrobe staples so looking for ways to change it up is always great.
ReplyDeleteI like this combination - it looks great together.
The jacket and your shoes are blowing my mind.
ReplyDeleteLOVE 'em
The skirt in In Style looks olive to me.
ReplyDeleteJust wondering, do you have any gold or bronze shoes (like those in the picture).
Nerida - I agree, the In Style skirt looks olive but they also call the darker color in the triangle (in the palette box) "olive."
ReplyDeleteI WISH I had gold or bronze shoes but I don't. Well, I recently bought some gold ballet flats, but they look pretty dumpy with this skirt.