Wearing jeans this New Year's Eve, but want to spice things up a bit? Here are some easy to wear tops that will ring in 2014 in style!
1. Silk automatically adds sophistication when paired with denim. I love this blush color which mixes beautifully with black and gold...so chic! 2. A sequin top is all you need to add glamour. Keep jewelry to a minimum and let the sparkle be the focal point. 3. I love this mixed media top with a leather panel. It says understated yet modern and a bit edgy at the same time. This is a fabulous piece to wear for a casual night out (or in!). Add a statement necklace for even more pizzaz. 4. You can't go wrong with animal print! You can make this top as dressy or casual as you want depending on your shoes and accessories. Tuck skinny jeans into riding boots for a more laid-back look or wear with heels to dress things up. Pour on the rhinestones or simplify with hoops and a great watch. 5. Embellished top. This gorgeous patterned top with a bit of sparkle jazzes things up without looking too dressy. Again, you can dress this top up or down depending on what you pair it with. Happy New Year Everyone! xo
I put together a similar outfit for a client the other day. I love the mix of tweed and faux fur---it looks a little "Mad Men". We found a fabulous sweater (very much like this one) at Banana Republic (see here) and a gorgeous tweed skirt on sale at Lord and Taylor (see here) for under $50.00. Stunning!
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