Putting your best foot forward when you get dressed is more than looking good. It is about honoring yourself, lifting your confidence, and showing up for your life with intention.
We all want clothes to look good on our bodies, but we also want them to say something. We want them to reflect that we still care, that we still see beauty in the everyday, and that we have not given up on the art of showing up well.
I didn’t have much time to pull this outfit together before a casual lunch so I started the outfit with picking out my jeans.
I didn’t want to look too under dressed or overdressed so I chose the Frank & Eileen-Galway 1967 wash-jeans. They have 2% stretch, which makes them super comfy, and they have the frayed hem line that makes them look causal but the jeans straight lines give them a polished look as well. Easy but classic and put together is what I was going for with my jean selection.
We all want our clothes to feel and look good on our bodies, but we also want them to say something. We want them to reflect that we still care, that we still find beauty in the everyday, and we have not given up on the art of showing up.
Pink is a joyful spring color so I styled this outfit with a, former season, J.Crew large check button down shirt and a pair of, former season, Zara slip-on pink pearl mule shoes. The two pinks were in the same pink hue and far enough away from each other, on my body, that the pink color didn’t over power the outfit.
To accent the outfit I added a, former season, J.Crew pearl necklace, Madelinelynne Bauble Bracelets, a cream Tory Burch purse, and a silk Amazon bandana (I used it as a belt). The bandana kept the outfit casual, the pearls made it more upscale, and the purse created some easy class.
So here is your reminder, friend: wear the jeans that flatter you, the colors that brighten your face, the shoes that make you smile, and the pieces that make you feel your best self.
You Matter.
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