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Embellished Blazer Casual Outfit












blazer-Ellen Tracy via Saks off 5th, shirt-Modcloth(similar here), jeans-Asos(similar here), heels-Hive & Honey via Piperlime(similar here), necklace-JewelMint, bag-Nine West(similar here), sunnies-Ralph Lauren(similar here) 
 
Blazer last seen here, for this outfit I went more low key and paired it with jeans. I know that's kind of an obvious casual route for an embellished jacket, but the horse print shirt pushes things into a less expected place. At least that's what I told myself. I'm thinking this jacket will also make the rounds with various wool trousers in my closet as the fall progresses.  Needless to say I'm still in love with her. Yes, I've engendered my blazer as a she, but not a woman, more like a fabulous gay man with a campy attitude type she.
 

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  1. Sass and PrecisionOctober 26, 2012 at 12:11 PM

    Cute shirt! I just got this one: http://usa.tommy.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/thb2cus/7621790

    but in navy....I need help tying the bow!

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  2. Outfits Not Just ClothesOctober 26, 2012 at 6:26 PM

    Cute! You could just leave it loose, like a scarf or just tie in a simple "knot" it doesn't HAVE to be in a bow.

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  3. happyMarch 20, 2017 at 6:50 PM

    love your style!
    In the year of 2017. People around me suddenly begin to hang out with black strapless bodycon dress.I'm feeling curious and suspicion at the moment:"Is this a thing now?"And here's my thoughts after research and the dress that I bought.

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