Just like I mentioned in yesterday’s post, matching separates are rolling out in a variety of silhouettes and forms. While you got a glimpse of one of my favorites already, I wanted to share a few more that are suitable for a variety of occasions.
The pair below features a sheer crop top in white and salmon with a matching bubble skirt. If you are still getting used to the whole idea of matching separates, than this outfit is for you. Rock this set with a pair of statement earrings and some white or nude kicks.
Photo courtesy of bebe.com
Completely opposite of the first outfit, check out this fitted ivory and black striped duo.You will be noticed in this tube skirt and crop top. If you want to show off your killer curves, during a trip to Vegas, this set will help you accomplish just that! Throw on a white blazer for extra coverage and add a pop of color with a bright neon pump and clutch.
Photo courtesy of lulus.com
Not your average red lace, slip into this burgundy floral lace dress and stun during your next date night out. Feminine touches like the scalloped hem on the top, and the midi length on the bottom add a sense of sophistication to this dreamy outfit. Be daring and style this dress with a pair of leopard print shoes.
Photo courtesy of lulus.com
The Business Chic Fashionista:
Start your day at the office in the blazer and a pair of taupe trousers, then change into the matching shorts for happy hour with your co-workers. The geometric print adds a little sass to an otherwise classic ensemble. Stick to neutrals and pair these “co-ordinates” with strappy nude sandals.
Photo courtesy of missguidedus.com
Saving the best for last, this ensemble made up of culottes and a top, is perfect for an afternoon tea, or even for the highly fashionable bride-to-be. Crafted out of laser-cut fabric and featuring crochet details, become the center of attention when you walk into the room outfitted in this set. Accessorize with printed peep-toe pumps and a bright lipstick.
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The Girly Girl, The Clubber, The Dress to Impresser, The Business Chic Fashionista (blazer, shorts), The Early Adapter (top, bottom)
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