
I have, sadly, yet to find a sunflower field in Northern Ireland to take pictures in, but I am on the lookout.
I stole these from the vase in our kitchen to snap a few pictures with in a forest near our home--they just suited my outfit too much to resist!
There's a lot of versatility to a little romper like this one. I like the simple black & white pattern that allows you to add any color you'd like through accessories or layers--and b&w patterns are so nice for transitioning between seasons. On a warm day like this a bright yellow cardigan makes sense, but on grayer early-fall days I can wear this with thigh high socks, ankle boots, and a parka. I even undid the tie front and crossed them over to the back and tied them there--now it looks like a simple faux wrap front. Anyway, it's a sweet little romper but what I love most about it is how it inspires me to think of different stylings and explore its versatility; nothing beats new pieces that can be worn loads of different ways.





*all pictures by me*

What a cute and versatile romper! That will definitely carry you through all the seasons.
ReplyDeleteCool look! I really like rompers because it's possible to wear them summer and winter.
ReplyDeleteThat cute yellow cardigan really adds something special to the entire look, love it! :)
ReplyDeleteI really love that romper!
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all the yellow in this outfit makes me smile(: and it's amazing how versatile this romper is. i always lean towards louder pieces so nothing i own is particularly versatile haha
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Awww such a cute outfit. I know it's no sunflower field, but the forest is beautiful!
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Jenny // Mish Mosh Makeup
I love the tunic/dress that you layered with the mustard cardigan. It looks great with the sunflowers!!
ReplyDeleteAutumn @ Stay gold Autumn
Looks like you have found an enchanted forest to wander in. Your photography skills are much better than mine
ReplyDeleteSuch an amazing outfit and photos. Gemma xx
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