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| Inspiration: J.Crew |
This is the first time I've ever used a child's outfit as inspiration. I feel absolutely no shame because inspiration is inspiration no matter where you find it, and - how cute is her outfit?! I've been craving my favorite lavender skinnies from last year, so I tried a periwinkle top and trench to somewhat mimic the photo first, and then creativity took a left turn and I wound up with a pink monochromatic version as well. Would you wear purple jeans? Which outfit do you like more?
Trench: New York & Co, $50 (similar)
Shirt: Gap, $3
Jeans: Rewind c/o Kohl's, $25
Flats: Me Too/ Marshall's, $28 (similar)
Purse: Michael Kors
Shirt: Limited, $25 sold out
Jeans: Rewind c/o Kohl's, $25
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| Charlotte Russe / Target / Gap / Dillard's Cusp / Kohl's / Karmaloop / Anne Klein |
definitely like the top one better! really cute and perfect for spring.
ReplyDeletethat little chica in your inspiration photo is so stylin'!
ReplyDeleteLOVIN' the spring colors :)
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The inspiration photo is adorable! I love the monochromatic look with the trench!
ReplyDeletelove that inspiration photo -- that little kid is adorable! xo
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You look so cute, loving the color combo.
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i like the first look best and love the kid-spiration!
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Ilike both! I love the styling because I would have never thought to pair lavender with pink! Great outfits, J!
ReplyDeleteThe top one is my favorite! Cute!
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yes i would wear that outfit and i want her little t-strap flats too!
ReplyDeleteadorable. I love wearing solids together (now i realize that sounds boring) but it can be fun wearing such bright colors :)
i need more colored jeans!
No judgement in using a children's photo for inspiration, her outfit is adorable! I love your more adult version with the trench coat and those shoes. It looks amazing and the pastel colors look so Spring-time!
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Actually, my favorite is the pink version! It looks so femenine and chic... but the trench/blue combo is also great! I used to think that too much colored jeans would be repetitive, but now I think I need at least, a lavender ones... well... maybe a mint ones too!
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I just wish they made that tiny coat she's wearing in the inspiration pic in adult sizes! Something about it (maybe the collar?) really stands out to me and I LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! My husband is always complaining that he wants what my son wears but for adult men. It's quite funny. I told him i could buy similar styles but he wouldn't wear them.
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I love photo 1 and three - the added color from the coat makes the outfit. Great idea on the inspiration photo. I'm loving the lavendar too!
ReplyDeleteHey J! What happened to the MJR Sales website store?
ReplyDeleteI'm going for Team Pink on this one. It gives me inspiration for when I do Monochromatic Week.
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I like them all! Win, win, win!
ReplyDeleteI actually love the last look, the pastels of the pinks and fuchsias really stand out with the lilac pants! You look amazing!
ReplyDeleteXO Chelsea
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That little girl is absolutely adorable, I don't blame you for taking inspiration from her!! I love the first outfit; the periwinkle blue and lilac look beautiful together :)
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I love the colored jeans. The first outfit is my favorite
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my lavender jeans are probably my favorite, so yes, definitely wear and recommend purple jeans! there is nothing wrong with taking fashions cues from kids when it comes to color - they wear colors with no fear. i like both color tops with the jeans, and the pink blazer is fun :)
ReplyDeleteLove the colors perfect for spring and I actually shop crewcuts haha
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I love the pink blazer and heels! I know I never looked that awesome when I was that girls age ;-)
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Love the pink and purple outfit! :D
ReplyDeleteLove how you got inspiration from Jcrew crewcuts, they always dress the kids phenomenally!
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I love those purple jeans with the top outfit! It's not bad unless it's bad that's still wear GapKids largest size..... And I'm fourteen.
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You are amazing at finding inspiration everywhere! The pastels are very spring!
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you are an absolute doll. the pink/purple combo is precious!
ReplyDeleteSo, there beautiful *y.o.u.* are, in your lavender SKINNY Jeans............ and there your cute, diminutive *J. Crew co-fashionista* is, in her orchid, ankle-length "TOOTHPICK Jeans"~~~you're b.o.t.h. wearing such well-styled, colorful outfits!!
ReplyDeleteFor different types of activities/occasions/events............ I love EACH of your two outfits equally, J.!!
I love colored denim - especially lavender! These look great on you!
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They closed it. It was Style-A-Roo. I just found it last summer thanks to reading J's Blog and bought some great plus size stuff. Now, you have to go to their warehouse.
ReplyDeleteNot a big fan of the violet but I do love the pink blazer. I ordered one the other day and love it! Can't wait to wear it. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMina is correct, they changed it to Style-A-Roo after a few month hiatus, and now they are only offering the in-person location in Ohio. I miss shopping there too and will definitely let you guys know if they come back online!!
ReplyDeleteLove this outfit...adorable!!!
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Andrea
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Ahh totally craving a pair of lavender jeans now! These are all so fun-- I did the opposite of the second outfit actually and paired a lavender top with pink jeans :) You look so cute!
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