white jeans.

 This is a classic for living in a coastal town. Definitely more of a business/business causal/modest vibe.

Colors that go best with white jeans:  navy, black, olive green, butter yellow, sage, and dusty pink

do not wear socks unless you have to & if you do wear ankle socks.

Jewelry: wear pearls if you have them. gold is cute because it contrasts. silver is eh. turquoise is unique and adorable. fun necklaces look good as contrast but like it all depends on the neckline.

-if you're going out to party: black or white going-out top & neutral heels. (honestly, depends on where you are. if you're in a fashion capital i wouldn't personally.)

-if you're going out to dinner: navy/light blue blouse, navy camisole (really sophisticates a look), tunics, breton (french B&W boatneck) top & loafers, neutral kitten heels, nice (not beat up) tennis shoes, black flats.

-business: neutral blazer, navy/light blue blouse, neutral/ appropriate tunic & kitten heels, tennis shoes, flats, adult mary jane's. 


xoxo, Louisa


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