LIVIANA CONTI
- Feb 24, 2019
- 2 min read
JACKET : LIVIANA CONTI - AVAILABLE SOON
PANTS : LIVIANA CONTI - AVAILABLE SOON
BOOTS : BALENCIAGA - SIMILAR HERE
BAG 1 : MCM - HERE
BAG 2 : DIOR - HERE
TURTLENECK SWEATER : ZARA - HERE
SWEATER : STEFFEN SCHRAUT - HERE
TOP : MARINA HOERMANSEDER - HERE
Good morning my dear ones! I have dedicated today’s blog post to one of the current trend colors of the year -camel. I have always been a big fan of this color, which is why I am more than thrilled that the fashion world is working with colors such as camel and beige in their current collections. Today I would like to share a wonderful oversize outfit with you, which features this great trend color. Here, I am wearing a camel colored suit by Liviana Conti, which has an absolutely gorgeous fit and makes it a real eye-catcher. Especially the sophistically designed trousers, which are by the way also very comfortable to wear, give this two-piece suit a nice touch of casualness. In order to bring some layering elements into my outfit, I wore a black turtleneck sweater from Zara, combined with a striped crewneck sweater by Steffen Schraut and a black silk top with buckle straps by Marina Hoermanseder. In addition, I have styled my cognac colored ankle boots by Balenciaga and a cute crossbody bag by MCM, which I am wearing here as a fanny pack, to my look. However, as this small purse was not enough, I also added a khaki canvas, vintage Saddle Bag by Dior to my outfit. By the way, did you know that wearing more than one bag (bag layering) is going to be very fashionable this upcoming season? I hope you enjoyed reading my blog, and that I was able to inspire you with this lovely layering look again. Tune back in on Tuesday on Blondwalk.com to check out my next fashion inspiration for you! Soon I will show you my Paris fashion week looks ;)
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