Old Navy chambray dress; G by Guess metallic strap flats; Rebecca Minkoff MAC cerulean
Dress, Old Navy; sweater, J. Crew Factory; shoes, G by Guess

I couldn’t let the summer end without wearing my potato sack one final (really final) time. We had some great times together; I couldn’t have asked for more from a $13 piece of chambray, really.

Old Navy chambray dress; G by Guess metallic strap flats; Rebecca Minkoff MAC cerulean
the MAC

Let’s look at my nails:

Free People blue stone cuff; Rebecca Minkoff MAC cerulean
Cuff, Free People; nails, Chanel Malice + Nfu Oh

Pretty. Still loving this Free People cuff. Not the most practical piece of jewelry (it easily twists off my wrist), but it adds a dash of style to the most basic of basic outfits.

Old Navy chambray dress; G by Guess metallic strap flats; Rebecca Minkoff MAC cerulean
red lipstick goes with everything

5 Comments on Minimalist Blue

  1. How do you get your lipstick on so neatly?! (Sorry, I know this is a completely random question, but I’ve been lurking for awhile and have always wondered. I love bright lipsticks, but I always use something a tiny bit sheer – otherwise I end up looking like the Joker.) A lip brush? Infinite patience? Many touch-ups?

  2. Oh my goodness, I scrolled down too fast and thought “How did I not notice before that Adina has a wrist tattoo?” Oops! Love the cuff, love the shoes, and the whole outfit is adorable. Wish I had your way with accessories, you always seem to have the perfect amount to class up the outfit but not look like you got drunk in the Forever 21 jewelry section. You should do an accessory workshop! 😉

    • I second the motion for an accessory workshop! I feel like it’s an area I need help in and I always go back to the same things or switch between fads. Right now it’s scarves…

      • Dudes, I don’t know – I’m no accessory expert. I, too, just switch between things I like. I love long necklaces/pendants right now. Scarves are probably next, because of the weather.
        The one big change I’ve made in the last year was to act with more restraint when it comes to accessories. I think it was supposedly Chanel who said that you should look in the mirror before you leave the house, and take off one thing. (Hopefully not your pants, hah). I tend to go through that mental exercise – leaving off one accessory I’d otherwise be tempted to pile on. Sometimes, that means that I don’t wear any jewelry at all. I think my outfits usually turn out the better for it.