Treehugger art with a modern mountaineer twist. That's a green thermal shirt under the red plaid. Pale blue jeans make this outfit work- it goes with the white stripes. The black shoes peek nicely under some unravel. The faded blue bandanna makes me take a double look at the otherwise calm outfit. It's not flashy, just unexpected.
This is cozy and casual for the music studio. The bleach look to the long hair is almost the focus to the picture. If you have long or beautiful hair, try wearing it against an opposite color. This whole scene looks used and relaxed.
This cute arrangement of a soft-patterned scarf and bold diamonds is special and pleasant to look at. Keep in mind the comfortable shoes and side-style pony tail. You could walk the circus in great style and comfort in them both! The black pleated skirt mutes the outfit so it is not too striking. A white tank-top border at the sweater adds height and dimension. Very nice. Classy, yet unassuming.
This is a modern take to the word rugged. Plain blue-jeans is nothing new, but the long red plaid shirt over them adds as much as a red bow does to your familiar door. Black belt is the perfect accessory to keep the lengths in proportion. Red heels complete it. Still, since the hair, make-up and jewelry are not over-done, the outfit remains simple and sweet.
Black is generally not Candle's best color, but because she always adds a blue or gray, she can pull it off nicely. This is another example of a blue jean outfit spiced up with something other than a t-shirt. Simple, easy-to-wear, but lovely. Every line of the flowing shirt, contained hair, wearable jeans and serious boots looks ready for action.
Everything about these clothing arrangements fits Candle's personality: ready, independent, smart, active, young-at-heart, and relaxed.
Thanks for visiting the post! Hope you enjoyed! Leave a comment if you are so inclined, and keep in mind that next week we will be interviewing sister-stylist Amity!
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