Neutrals with a Splash of Leopard - Elegantly Dressed and Stylish
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Neutrals with a Splash of Leopard

Neutrals are back again. I know you saw me in a neutral look last week, but I’m still in the mood, only adding some splashes of leopard this time! Plus, who doesn’t want to see multiple ways of wearing a garment.

Neutral Linen Suit with a Splash of Leopard

Generally, I see more leopard in the Fall and Winter months, but if you get that itch, why not wear some of your leopard accessories now? I’ve styled this 2 piece linen outfit with my Pumiey bodysuit underneath and added both a scarf and clutch in leopard. The bodysuit is quite soft and for my long torso, is long enough to where nothing pulls. They have a multitude of colors too.

I go through moods, phases. Some days I want neutrals, but after wearing them for a while, it’s back to color.  For me, it depends on my mood.

Both color and neutral looks can look sophisticated, it is how they are styled that deems that quality.

First, I know I have to fix that button. I know you see it! LOL.

Nonetheless, these are separate pieces I put together as a suit. The pants are J Crew Factory,( no longer available) but here are some options. ( option 1, option 2)  and the blazer is Vince, here is another option. The mocha latte colored bodysuit worked well with the neutral palette and gave a nice smooth look under the elastic waisted trousers. Would you believe the slip on sandals are Tarshay? Bought them last year in lilac and this dark tan. They have some others I really like as well, like these and these.

I am a scarf girl, or should I say neck scarf girl as  I love the way it adds color and pattern to this look, giving it a bit more “punch”, or vividness. The leopard clutch is one I have had for years, so I found a similar one for you if you are looking to add one.

The key with monochromatic looks or neutral pallets for me, is to add a bit of pattern or one-color accessory to add to the look. A bag, some earrings, a scarf in this instance. Texture also plays a bit part in monochromatic or neutral looks. The slides have a woven texture that adds to the look of a neutral palette, breaks it up.

What’s Happening?

Anyone else watch this show? Every time I write this subtitle, I think of it! I used to love watching it in the 70’s.

But I digress.

It’s been a busy summer, with my brother and his family coming to visit from Hoboken, swimming at my brother’s pool, going to see theatre, movies, Vineyards, and just being active. I made my goal of paddleboarding this summer, even though I have to start with 25-30 minutes, I didn’t think I could achieve it last year, with my health. Plans have been made for the Italy trip we had to cancel, and I have been to see a pain doc to see what I can do to make the trip most comfortable for my condition.  We leave September 25th for Rome.

How might you style this linen look? Are you ready to wear leopard print? Tell me about it in the comments!

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Have a great day!

Join me for Turning Heads Tuesday linkup tomorrow. You can link your IG posts too!
Jess xx

3 Comments
  • Emma Peach
    Posted at 19:38h, 12 August Reply

    I love the leopard print accents with the neutral outfit, so chic!

    Emma xxx
    http://www.style-splash.com

  • jodie
    Posted at 16:26h, 07 August Reply

    I definitely think what we wear can be mood related. I just love the leopard scarf like that.
    XOOX
    Jodie

  • Neti
    Posted at 16:20h, 07 August Reply

    Love this Lewk Jess. I sure hope you get to see Rome this year. Enjoy. . .
    XOX

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