M*Bellish

Usually, polka dots and stripes maintain an air of youthful exuberance or 1950s innocence, but this Chanel skirt is one transparent subject! The sheer fabric is soft and sexy at the same time. The airiness is perfect for any sunny spring afternoon. No other skirts at budget prices truly came close to the Chanel number on top, but skirts from Irene’s Story and Foreign Exchange came the closets. The white bottoms utilized sheer fabric and a design of some sort to punch up their feminine cuts. 

Although the woman is doing little for her boyish frame, she is the epitome of black-and-white chic, as she strolls the black pavement in her booties, leather leggings and blazer. What could take this outfit to an even higher level, you ask?: A punch of color in the clutch. Instead of the black one she is toting, a bold bag could have offered a nice contrast to the nearly monochromatic ensemble. 

The bright green clutch from Nasty Gal could have added an unexpected pop of color. Plus, the neon color choice is impeccably on trend. 

Calling the top look a statement necklace is quite the understatement! What makes this piece, and other accessories like it, so amazing is that it *is* the outfit. A woman could buy a plain, inexpensive white dress, as the woman in the picture is doning, and create an unforgettable look just with the clasp of a chain. I am so obsessed with this jewelry piece that I searched through a few retailers for look-a-likes. Surprisingly, the closest match I found was at Claire’s! What do you think of the inexpensive accessory alternative?