“Let’s keep it simple,” I say to myself everyday when I wake up. I never try to wear anything too fancy when I’m taking a trip to Target. I like to stay within the means of two simple factors effort, temperature and occasion. Why spend a lot of time getting ready when you’re only going to run errands when its a 99 degree day?
Running into this stylish guru, I instantly knew she was perfect for my next article. Now it doesn’t matter where you are headed to do errands, but it does matter how you dress, because you never know who you might run into. (Trust me I run into at least three people I know every time I go out.) This stylish girl was headed into a local Starbucks before walking around town to do a little shopping. What’s so great about this look is that you’re taking a denim jumper and making it look cool even though it’s really hot out. I love how she didn’t over accessorize it either. One simple gold necklace did the trick. The shoes really made the outfit pop, because of the color. Maroon is that color that you don’t think you’ll ever wear but you find it on or in one piece of clothing and you wear it all the time.
I feel like everyone wore denim this summer and it’s totally rad, because we are finding new ways to wear it. The classic denim jumper is such a great go-to piece. You can never go wrong with a simple gold necklace to keep the look minimalistic. Following the main trend this summer maroon sandals will have you feeling some type of way from summer into fall. Never be afraid to have you makeup match either because it really ties the whole look together. This Fashionista really knew how to put a look together that was perfect for looking cute while out and about.
One Simple Change:Â As we start to head out of summer and into fall the days and nights start to become cooler. A great way to stay stylish is to add a poncho. Now I know what you’re thinking but honestly they are making a come back and this color block poncho from H&M will keep you looking adorable and warm as the season starts to change.
