I picked up this LOFT shirt on a whim, and have been loving (and buying) similar style shirts ever since! I'm calling it the new collared shirt, but it actually doesn't have a collar (mine is a henley with a few buttons), and it's silky and has pockets. I think it is a refreshing change under a blazer like in today's look look, but they also look great with jeans. Definitely a staple in my closet now! What are some recent additions to your closet that you just can't live without?
Inspiration photo: Harper's Bazaar
Blazer: Express, $25
Shirt: c/o LOFT, $30
Pants: Banana Republic, $50
Belt: Limited, $15
Pumps: Banana Republic, $60
Purse: River Island, $60
Earrings: Banana Republic, $10
Ring: My Stella & Dot website, $49
1. Vince Camuto military shirt via Amazon, $39.89
2. LOFT utility blouse, $49.50
3. Ann Taylor tab long sleeve shirt, $118
1. Vince Camuto military shirt via Amazon, $39.89
2. LOFT utility blouse, $49.50
3. Ann Taylor tab long sleeve shirt, $118
I received a similar shirt for Christmas in a mustard color and I love it! I'm not a fan of collars so this style is my favorite. How's the quality of the Loft shirt? I find that their white shirts tend to be a little too sheer for my taste.
ReplyDeleteClassic and stylish! Thank you for sharing an outfit that I could wear to the office. I feel like you could be walking down the streets of Paris in this outfit!
ReplyDeleteI love this look! I just found your blog and will now be checking in daily..
ReplyDeleteI really like this look, a nice update to the classic! Loving your outfit!
ReplyDeleteVery chic! Classic with a modern twist! Can't go wrong with it!
ReplyDeleteYou look so chic! Nice outfit for work, especially and I love how you can wear that style shirt so many different ways, including with jeans, shorts, and skirts! I have one shirt kind of like that and I love it! xx
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gorgeous bag!!
ReplyDeleteAs someone said - classic with a modern twist, love it!
ReplyDeleteNew adiitions to my closet that I can't live without - cardigans, cardigans, cardigans... :) I've bought six of them while in US this past August-Sept-Oct. (mostly thanks to you!) and am constantly implementing them in almost every outfit, so I've been wondering how on Earth have I lived without them so far (I had only two of them, one for several years and one I bought last winter) and what on Earth have I been wearing! :) I even bought one more in Prague :) and will continue to buy them in different colors, designes...
Love that shirt! I have a similar (or the same, not 100% sure) one in orange/coral from LOFT and I love it! It's really fun to pair it with the blazer instead of the "classic" collared shirt!
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ReplyDeleteSam, I also picked up a mustard color recently and can't wait to wear it. I actually like the quality of this LOFT shirt a lot (sometimes the materials they use feel a little 'cheap' to me). It is a bit sheer, but I actually like that part, makes it look more expensive somehow!
ReplyDeleteThis outfit is amazing in its simplicity. Since I have a short neck sometimes I feel too confined with both a blazer and a collared shirt. This look is perfect for me! I might have to check that top out at the mall this weekend....
ReplyDeleteI am so in love with that bag! This whole outfit is so cute, though. Gorgeous! :)
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I love the idea of a shirt with no collar. When I wear collard blouses, I'm always afraid I'll get makeup on it. But these are genius.
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I am definitely going to copy this one for this weekend! I am going to be running errands then dinner date with hubs. Love this look! Thanks for always inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice alternative to a collared top. The leopard heels were the perfect addition!
ReplyDeleteI have a very similar LOFT shirt like that but it's more of a silky ivory! I find that I wear it all the time too and have started buying others just like it-- I'm wearing a black one today! And I love the camel blazer! I don't usually venture into too preppy of looks but there was a headband at BR this weekend that I feel like would look perfect with the blazer!
ReplyDeleteI got the exact same shirt in the after Christmas sale. Love it!
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Loving the bag!
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My newest obsession started with a shirt much like yours. It's also Loft, and it's soft and flowy. I used to hate tucking shirts in and avoid it at all costs. My shirts always looked stiff and lumpy, and as soon as I reached for something, half of the shirt would be poofed out awkwardly. Well, I'm now avoiding all of my cotton shirts and going for silky shirts. I can tuck them in, and they behave. I went back to the Loft and bought the same shirt (they call it a tie neck peasant blouse) in the other color available, and I've also found a few similar ones from other brands.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great point and I totally agree! Silky shirts are way better for tucking (which I almost always do) and don't bulge like stiff collared shirts!
ReplyDeleteI love that Loft shirt! I have about 8 collared button down shirts in my closet, and I hardly wear them because I always feel way too masculine in them and especially if they are tucked in with pants. I'm thinking the Loft shirt would be a great addition to my closet...and then maybe I can get rid of some of the ones I don't wear....
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Dear J, I love your style. If you remember I emailed you before heading off to Orlando regarding the use of your tips for the month that we were there. Confession time: I still come back here and am saving (check: taking screen shots on my iPhone!) of your gorgeous winter styles for when our autumn & winter seasons arrive. For now though it is still the height of summer! Keep doin' what your doin'
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So sweet, thank you Mervat! Glad you (still) like the blog!
ReplyDeleteLove this look! Number 3 is my favorite. I have been looking for one but I am on a tight budget until I graduate in May. http://www.fashionatabargain.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI've been noticing these shirts lately, and I'm loving them. I regret not picking up a deep purple version I found in New York & Co Outlet a few weeks back!
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After WWII to the mid-1950s (particularly), in the Economic-, Baby-, and Fashion-"Boomtimes," when very chic women in America dressed with a particular type of pared-down yet feminine Fashion *F.L.A.I.R.*~~~(which was genuinely almost "dancer-like" in it's body-consciousness)~~~those very chic women were then said to............ "look so continental," (meaning "of or relating to the mainland of Europe; European.")
ReplyDeleteThat's how YOU look in this post, J, in your silky, very elegant, split-neck blouse............ i.e., you just look gracefully and beautifully............ "continental"!!
Love those shirts! They first became popular this fall and I'm so glad they are staying in style!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great look on you J!
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I love that in place of a collard shirt! It is a much more modern way of doing it. I really need to work on getting more of the basics. (white shirts, awesome blazers like that one!)
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Very cute! If you would like to try another stylish collared shirt, try looking at Robert Redd. We have a wide variety of colors to choose from, and the shirts are very stylish, yet comfortable at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI am wearing a similar outfit today for work. I bought my shirt which is very similar at Wet Seal. I was in there with my granddaughter and spoted the shirt I am wearing. I did go with a beige cardigan because it is too hot to wear my blazer.
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