Showing posts with label colors: ivory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colors: ivory. Show all posts

Sunday, November 6

Sunday, May 15

sunday simplicity.


“Above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole 
world around you because the greatest secrets are always 
hidden in the most unlikely places.” ― Roald Dahl

Sunday, March 27

sunday simplicity.

As the deer panteth for the water
So my soul longeth after Thee
You alone are my heart's desire
And I long to worship Thee


You alone are my strength, my shield
To You alone may my spirit yield
You alone are my heart's desire
And I long to worship Thee
- Martin Nystrom

Tuesday, December 29

Style: A Cozy New Year's Eve

With the exception of one fun trip to Washington, D.C., my favorite New Year's Eves have been the ones where we've stayed in or spent the nights with a few friends. My perfect New Year's Eve would be cozy, warm, and full of friendship - just like I want the rest of 2016 to be! I'm loving Pantone's new Colors of the Year, Rose Quartz and Serenity, and I love the idea of using them in simple party decor. I think I'll add a little sparkle to my favorite cozy outfit, light a few candles, and try a new cocktail recipe.  Disclaimer: ModCloth links contain an affiliate code - thank you for supporting Beyond the Aisle.

Style: A Cozy New Year's Eve
1. CB2 copper corkscrew (similar from ModCloth)  2. ModCloth cluster earrings  
3. J. Crew cable knit sweater (similar from L.L. Bean)  4. Winter Cocktails book from ModCloth  5. Tom Dixon "London" copper candle from Nordstrom (similar by Jonathan Adler)  6. Seychelles flats from ModCloth

Sunday, November 1

sunday simplicity: all saint's day



“love will have been enough; all those impulses of love return to the love that made them. Even memory is not necessary for love. There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning.” ― Thornton Wilder

Sunday, July 12

sunday simplicity.


"Fireflies are dragging the hush of evening
                                           up from the damp grass.
Into the world’s tumult, into the chaos of every day,
Go quietly, quietly."

- Charles Wright

Wednesday, June 4

Friday, February 21

Snowflakes - Sochi Inspired

Today I'm taking a very subtle approach to Sochi-inspired fashion. Remember those snowflakes from the Opening Ceremony?  You know, the ones that almost-successfully turned into the Olympic Rings?

They were very pretty as snowflakes.  

All things gray, glittery, and clustered with jewels are in right now. The snow on the East Coast may be melting, but the snow on your sweater is appropriate until mid-March.  Let's get to the inspiration, shall we?

Snowflakes - Sochi Inspired
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1. Monsoon gray sweater  2. Dorothy Perkins ivory sweater  
3. Kohl's moisture wicking long-sleeved knit top
4. Juicy Couture charm from Nordstrom  5. LOFT rhinestone cardigan
6. Emi Jay sparkle hair ties from Nordstrom  7. ASOS ankle socks

Opening Ceremony photo from The Baltimore Sun




Thursday, February 20

Snow and Gold: Sochi Inspired

I think I'm drawn to the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Olympic Games because I love show business in general - theater, music, and dance.  What bigger show is there than one the whole world can watch together?  The pageantry of the Sochi Opening Games included beautiful white and gold costumes suggesting traditional Russian clothing.  I think that a white and gold ensemble would be a very classy choice for a Closing Ceremonies party - or for work today while supporting Team USA's drive for gold medals in sports like curling, ladies' figure skaring, men's ski cross, ladies' ski halfpipe, women's ice hockey, and team Nordic combined cross-country.

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Snow and Gold

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1. How cute are these nesting doll measuring cups from ModCloth?  
2. ModCloth knot earrings  3. ModCloth cluster earrings  
4. Betsey Johnson statement bracelet  
5. ModCloth deer necklace  6. ModCloth filigree necklace
7. Old Navy crepe blouse  8. Old Navy fold-over clutch  9. Old Navy scrunch flats
10. Myrtlewood embroidered blouse from ModCloth  11. ModCloth boots

Opening Ceremony images from The Baltimore Sun



Friday, October 4

Casual Neutrals for Fall [high school reunion tailgate outfits]

In a few hours, I'll be heading back to my old high school football stadium stomping grounds to kick off my ten year reunion weekend with my classmates.  It's also the 50th anniversary of my high school, so alumni from throughout the school's history as well as retired teachers will be in attendance.  I had been brainstorming cute fall outfit ideas for a while and came up with four layered looks I was loving - and then Virginia decided to be 80 degrees in September.  So while I'll probably be rocking a t-shirt, jeans, and flats tonight, here's what I'd rather be wearing!

Casual Neutrals for Fall

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Tomboy:  Striped sweater (similar from J. Crew), bar necklace (similar from Piperlime), Nordstrom pave stud earrings, GAP destructed jeans, Merona riding boots from Target

Preppy: Madewell cableknit sweater (similar from Mango), J. Crew Factory herringbone excursion vest (similar from Need Supply Co.), pearl earrings (similar from ShopBop), mustard crossbody purse (similar from Macy's), Old Navy embroidered loafters

Edgy: Moto jacket (similar from Forever 21), House of Harlow 1960 button earrings from Piperlime, flared jeans (similar from Pink Mascara)

Diva: Old Navy t-shirt, Yumi glitter thread cardigan from House of Fraser (UK), Tory Burch stud earrings from Nordstrom, Fossil satchel, GAP leopard print flats

Which of these looks is your favorite?


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