I am not sure I followed all of Angie's steps because my process happened the evening before I read the post. Any how, this is the inspiration picture. I definitely think I distilled, adapted and substituted. I had been trying to figure out how to layer this sweater so that it would be warm enough. I am not sure if you will be able to tell that the sweater is pink not white. (A most lovely shade of the palest pink). I snapped this in the bathroom because I was running late yesterday morning. Now I see why so many ladies take bathroom snap shots! The lighting is good and there's a full-length mirror ;-) Happy Friday and thanks for looking.
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7 Comments
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Thistle replied 10 years ago
You look terrific. I am not sure about the copycat process, but doesn't matter. Love this look on you as it is!
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donnat replied 10 years ago
Love your adaption. I like your picture better. You look so polished and professional.
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Jaime replied 10 years ago
I think you absolutely, if unconsciously, followed Angie's steps. You picked up the layered/ sweater necklace combination as what you liked and totally adapted it to your needs and style. And look fantastic! (When I look at your pinterest the first thing I noticed was the shoes and that would be what I would focus on!)
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Alexandra replied 10 years ago
You look great! I like your version better. Love the necklace.
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Suz replied 10 years ago
Totally works to my eye! I love how you've brought the white up to your face by wearing your specs with this. Brilliant harmonizing move.
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Adelfa replied 10 years ago
That's my favorite shade of pink! I love the cuffed back sleeves and the necklace. They give the perfect structure to a soft, pretty look.
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Transcona Shannon replied 10 years ago
Very nice!
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I am fascinated with the process of getting dressed every day -- to me this is more challenging than getting dressed for a big event because what I wear is dictated by my activities, work environment, and the weather. Living in a climate that guarantees four seasons (or at least two extremes) provides both challenges and inspiration.