February 16, 2012
by Julia DiNardo
From our friends at thefind.com:
While traditionally reserved for cozy winter trends, ugly Christmas sweater parties, and general bundle-up weather, knitwear isn’t only for guarding yourself against the bitter cold. In fact, a knit sweater skirt can serve as an integral part of your tricky between-seasons style transition. It can be tough looking chic during the awkward winter-to-spring transition when it’s a bit too warm to rely on your cold-weather digs, but not quite warm enough to break out the Spring break wear, but a sweater skirt has you covered when it comes to further customizing your look to suit the unpredictable weather at hand. For example, this Tommy Hilfiger cable knit sweater skirt is nice and cozy when paired with tights and a crisp tailored top, but can be warmed up for spring with the right lightweight silky blouse and espadrille wedges. The same can be said for this J. Crew sweater pencil skirt – it’s the perfect mix of warm but breathable, and its stretchy knit allows for maximum curve-hugging appeal. And don’t forget to jump on spring’s midi skirt trend – this Marc by Marc Jacobs Jacosta sweater skirt allows you to get a head start on the look by rocking the trend now while it’s still chilly out!
– Alexandra Gambardella
September 23, 2011
by Julia DiNardo
From our friends at thefind.com:
Tired of your go-to classic black, patent nude, or gray suede pumps? Apparently this season’s shoe outlook is that solids are overrated, so why not embrace some funky layered hues with a pair of color blocked pumps? These three (or four) toned heels are the perfect way to amp up an otherwise monochromatic or neutral-hued outfit. Rock with your tried and true little black dress – no matter how many times you’ve worn it before, a pair of heels that really pop will make it seem like a whole new dress! Or, add some spunk to a sophisticated pair of slacks or even your favorite jeans for a look that really stands out among the dull solid shoes of seasons past! Sure, they may require a little more guts to pull off, but think of it this way – the more colors incorporated into one shoe, the more likely you’ll have something they’ll match with!
Pictured above: Jessica Simpson ‘Princess’ Slingbacks, Qupid Glitter 46 Pumps, Steven by Steve Madden ‘Cathi’ Pump, and Ruthie Davis ‘Palm Spring’ Platform Pumps.
– Alex Gambardella