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Jeweled replied 9 years ago
Love how the perforated shoes echo the same effect in the top!
Also admiring the contrasting color peeking out from under the white top - white-out with contrast.
Very chic and pulled-togther!
ETA: I almost think a dark belt might work better, because of the dark under-top, dark specs, and your dark hair.
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Elizabeth P replied 9 years ago
Oh my goodness you look so springy. Jealous! 5 degrees max here...
I like almost everything about this Shannon. The bookended perforations, the lined up necklines, the proportions... awesome! What's not working for me as much is the belt and purse combo. The earthyness of the belt colour with the pure clearness of the citron colour don't harmonize, to my eye. But I know this is a "thing" for me and not necessarily for others :)
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Suz replied 9 years ago
You look like the spirit of spring! Stunning outfit. Love how the shoes' perforations echo the tank/sweater.
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replied 9 years ago
So well pulled together, so FUN! I really like your use of cutout -- so modern. To my eye the belt works because of your colouring, and I don't see a disjoint between the citron bag and belt. Maybe because the hardware on the bag looks to be gold tone?
If I have any suggestion (and take it FWIW, I'm a complete colour novice) it would be on the whites in this particular mix. Then again, I'm a bit weird about whites -- I know it's now OK, even desirable, to mix different tones of white so I'm likely behind the curve. To me, the top looks a bit brighter white than the BFs. If that is the case, and it's not just the photo lighting, I'm wondering if a warmer-toned underlayer might lessen this effect; the cobalt is so fun, but a bit cool toned. Or maybe a warmer tone underlayer would do the reverse and enhance the brighter white even more? As I said, I'm a colour novice. And that's really just a picky suggestion on my part as I definitely think this look works nicely. And it is SO FUN!
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Joyce B replied 9 years ago
That's such a nice and happy outfit!
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replied 9 years ago
Fresh and zingy! Loving all the cut out details and the blue under-layer. I think the belt works pretty well as it's kind of echoing your skin tone. I'd also love a cobalt belt I think.
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Jaime replied 9 years ago
The belt works so well here. Top and shoes, cobalt and blue - it is all good!
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jackiec replied 9 years ago
Very cheerful ;)
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cheryle (Dianthus) replied 9 years ago
I really like it which makes perfect sense since I wore my white jeans with a dark teal tank top layered under my sheer white striped top, a brown belt and beige shoes either yesterday or the day before. If we had been standing together, we would have looked much alike except that you have done a fab job of adding a hit of color and interest with your bag.
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Angie replied 9 years ago
FABULOUS. You are creative with that cobalt blue. White Out with a stiff drink.
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Missey replied 9 years ago
I love this on you! So crisp and fresh. The cobalt accent adds a perfect touch and makes the all white ensemble less "pristine" and gives it a shot of personality. Love the bag too... :)
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Vicki replied 9 years ago
One of my favorites of yours, Shannon, and I'm admiring how the laser cuts and holes all work together to form a cohesive pattern. Wonderful use of accent colors with the white, too! This is the way it's done.
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Sara L. replied 9 years ago
Great look! I love the cobalt under the white top. I don't think I have any white that's sheer enough for this look to work, but I would love to try it.
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lyn67 replied 9 years ago
Could this be a "radiant white"(as the radiant orchid last spring) outfit? Love the textures with the brights just peaking out from unders on top, great fit on jeans, great shoes, and sparkling bag! I would also like to have more white items in my wardrobe, it feels so fresh just wearing them, isn't it!
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columbine(erin) replied 9 years ago
Well you are a breath of fresh air! Winter is still here where I am so I am loving your Spring colors and the fun perforations in your shoes and top.
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Aida replied 9 years ago
Works for me! I'd try a metallic belt with this, too. I've got a patchwork cream belt, something like that could also be fun. Perforations galore is super fun :D
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Transcona Shannon replied 9 years ago
Angie - "white out with a stiff drink" - ha! Love it :)
Aliona - the white are a wee bit different but that doesn't bother me in the least. Angie has gotten me over my fear of mixing different shades/tones of white. But I do get what you're saying :)
Elizabeth - I actually wondered after I left the house if my two-tone cognac handbag would have been better and would have made the belt look like it belonged more with this outfit. Oh well...
Thanks for the feedback everyone :)
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Transcona Shannon replied 9 years ago
Aida - I soooooo need a silver or pewter metallic belt. Been looking for the right one for a while now...
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cheryle (Dianthus) replied 9 years ago
You could always buy a light colored belt that you like and then a tube of Rub N Buff in pewter to change it to the metallic you want. If you are at a thrift store, you could probably pick one up for next to nothing. If you can't find rub n buff, metallic craft paint with fabric medium would work too.
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Firecracker (Sharan) replied 9 years ago
I love your version of white-out, Shannon, with the addition of a little color. This is a great rendition of Angie's sweater and contrasting tank ensemble! I didn't notice the tan belt and citron bag until you pointed them out (I looked at the photos and then read your comments). I think the tan belt is such a neutral, it just blends in and doesn't "not" go with the bag. What a magnificent fit on those jeans, and the sweater, too. Just slouchy enough for a chic casual look.
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jenanded replied 9 years ago
White really suits you and is so bright and fresh.... love it...
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AM replied 9 years ago
My eye went straight to the tan belt. I can't decide if a different color belt would have been better. Perhaps cobalt? It doesn't appear to be "an issue" but my eye just went straight to it. Something to consider but it definitely doesn't feel out of place (with or without the bag).
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Sal replied 9 years ago
You do look great!! The sweater, jeans, shoes are all perfect fits and so fresh.
I would also either have a different belt or a different handbag in an ideal world. Metallic belt or the cognac handbag would work.
However my world is not ideal - I certainly don't always have the perfect handbag or belt or coat for every occasion.
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Karie replied 9 years ago
I love how the cobalt peeks out from the sweater, and my new favorite color combo is cobalt and citron (I wore it yesterday!). Another favorite outfit!
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catgirl replied 9 years ago
Every time you post the citron bag my heart races! It's our neutral!
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rachylou replied 9 years ago
You look so skinny. We have to fatten you up (as my Germanic aunties would say).
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Deborah replied 9 years ago
This is beautiful! Love the white on you and those shoes are perfect.
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GayleS replied 9 years ago
Love it! Citron and cobalt look beautiful together . ..especially in these proportions. The belt doesn't bother me. I think you look FAB:)
