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Click to enlarge and check my silver collar tips!




shirt-Nasty Gal(similar here), "vest"-Banana Republic Factory Store(similar here), pants-Uniqlo, heels-Hive & Honey via DSW(similar here), "class" ring-Jewel Mint(more rings via Poshmark here), hair color-Feria by Loreal Paris 

 In this post I talked about my relationship with purple, and how all its shades are the perfect color(s) for spring. Well now I'm practicing what I preach with my new smokey pastel hair color! I felt it was time for a bit of a change, and when better than spring (and summer) to switch things up on the hair front. 💇 

 My new do' plays into the chic color combo of navy and mauve in this outfit. The collar tips on the shirt and tone-on-tone dots in the "vest" are subtle, yet striking details to elevate the overall look. Also, this "vest" is actually a top. I've long been a fan of vests as alternative to blazers, especially in the warmer months, now here I'm taking it a step further with a structured sleeveless top as a vest-alternative.

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