Mix it up
Thrifted Shirt // Gap Sweater + Jeans (both thrifted) // Gap Necklace // Target Hat
Minntonka Moccasins // Bag from The Hope Chest
I’m usually not a huge pattern mixer. I’d say I’m a pretty simple dresser usually. Not that I’m against it, because I think if it’s done right then mixing patterns and colors can be really fun, but it also can be easy to drift into the “I threw everything in my closet on my body” look too, which is not so good, so I usually stay away. Stripes and gingham though? I’m pretty sure they were made for each other. A good black and white stripe sweater is officially on my “never be without” list. It’s a great pattern to have on hand that can go with fun colors without overpowering everything. Especially when fall is calling for lots of layers!
This look is perfect. Seriously. Definitely one of my favorites that you’ve posted. xoxo
I love your pattern mixing. 🙂 Super cute!
I love pattern mixing (but there is definitely an art to it, which makes it difficult), I love this look on you, it’s simple, yet fun.Miche from Buttons and Birdcages
You look super cute and comfy! Love the idea of mixing prints and you did it perfectly here. You’ve definately insprired me to try some more hats in my outfits and love that you got yours at Target.
I totally agree! I have been mixing my black and white striped sweater with everything recently. I used to only wear solids, but I’m really getting into mixing patterns and colors. Love this look!
Thanks so much Cai:)
Thanks Lisa! Target has great hats (I even like to look in the men’s sometimes!) and so does H&M, plus it’s nice because they’re not super expensive;)
I think stripes and gingham put together like this works!! I think that was a good thought process to put it through!