La la Layering
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| Outfit pic: By Lindsay Keats - Dress from NYNE, crochet singlet from Dotti, shoes from Lipstick Interior Pic: Courtesy of hgtv.com |
This pic captures a simple living space, neutral colours and a tonal palette made interesting with materials that have texture - the woven chairs, rattan stools, bare weatherboard feature walls and pearlescent shell chandelier all give a space interest while still maintaining a calm, soft and sleek vibe.
Check out Mere's matching style...
I personally love this look for Mere. It's a bit different to her personal style but there's a softness and sophistication that I really love. Most elements of this outfit are monochromatic (tone on tone) but there are a mixture of materials, lengths and fabrics to keep things interesting - chiffon slip, patent blush belt, crochet crop singlet, knit shrug, metallic necklace, suede booties. It sounds like a lot but the effect is a look with an 'easy breezy feel'.
How to layer Pic: cassandramonica.buzznet.com
Layering doesn't have to seem complicated but it's a great way to make a lot of neutrals feel interesting. I also found a really great article to help all the non-layerers out there - How to layer clothing
Lastly, and this is probably because I am wrapped up in a mink blanket with a cup of tea by my side (we are in the thick of Winter here) but I have a fascination with throws at the moment so what better time than now to mention that a textured throw across a white bed spread can make all the difference to create some interior layering.
I found these traditional throws online but you can buy something similar from Redcurrent
Traditional throws: st.houz.com
Interior pic: lombok.co.uk
Just like wearing your favourite sweater to bed!
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