Conversation #136: Orange you glad I'm bright?!

Today's fashion challenge is bright colors. I LOVE bright colors, especially in winter. My husband says my coworkers (most over the age of 50 and male) probably think I'm crazy by what I wear, but I have to be honest, I really don't care what they think :) I don't generally get fashion cues from 50 year old males!

I actually have a treat for you today, a casual outfit! It worked out that I sort of thought ahead this weekend and decided to don a new orange buffalo plaid type shirt. I actually loved this simple outfit and the bright color.

Outfit breakdown:

Top, Lands End Canvas, $15

Jeans, Lands End Canvas, $11

Leather Purse, The Sak, $60

Leather Boots, Sonoma, gift (at least 6 years ago)

Watch, Michele, gift

Necklace, Coldwater Creek, seen before

Checkout other bright gals here at Kayla's blog!

Comments

Rebecca said…

What a cute top! I love the big orange gingham. So fabulous.

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January 31, 2012 at 11:04 PM

chelsey said…

i love this outfit!!

February 3, 2012 at 3:07 PM

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