October 24, 2017
She is feeling a little bit… subdued. She was strangely drawn to this painting:
She decided to embrace her feelings of reserve and quiet, and thus decided that this was how she was going to plan her upcoming wardrobe purchases for autumn and winter.
It wasn’t that she really needs new clothes – she’s got a good base of her favorite neutrals. But she felt that it was time for a good snuggle, and a scarf of two to hold her tight… She could give lots of reasons for feeling the way she does right now – the weather? the change of seasons? At any rate, she’s going to do a bit of shopping…
After much watching, and some almost ENDLESS searching for scarves, these are here choices. She’s (quietly) very pleased…
She accomplished exactly what she desired – a number of new outfits, without a lot of fuss and effort. Sometimes it’s important to keep things easy!
Maybe a trip will perk her up a little bit? At least she won’t have to think too much about what to pack!
love,
Janice
Taste of France says
I didn't see the maroon in there at all. And I never would have thought to put it with that gray-blue or that mustard. You are brilliant.
Anonymous says
ok but… do we really wear scarves with turtlenecks? She puts the scarf in her hair, or on her handbag, or uses it as a belt, right?
Janice Riggs says
In Chicago, in January, yes. But for most people, most of the time, your options would make much more sense!
hugs,
Janice
Shrebee says
Janice,
I love these three accent colors, varieties of red, blue, and yellow, but would prefer to see them being used with a warm common wardrobe , however that would not reflect this painting .
Dame Eleanor Hull says
WithOUT a lot of fuss?
Janice Riggs says
Of course! Thanks for catching that – I fixed it…
hugs,
Janice
GG says
A trip will always perk "her" up! Lovely, simple additions of three colored sweaters and two scarves. Brilliant idea for a quick, easy way to add some color to my basic black wardrobe. Many thanks, Janice
Jane says
I really like this. Simple, polished, warm, plenty of variety. I will study this one.
cheryl :) says
As usual, you are amazing. A few simple additions add up to a lot of new options. :)
Gail Finke says
"Nature dead on a chair"?
Janice Riggs says
That's an exactly literal translation! But, in fact, "nature morte" is translated figuratively as "still life." Which doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's better than dead nature…
hugs,
Janice
Sheri says
Janice, I love the palettes you coordinate with a mix and blend of both warm and cool tones! I think that kind of fits a preference for me. Of course, I get excited from all of the examples you share and they always inspire me!! Thanks so much!!
Ivy Bromius says
These are very powerful because they demonstrate how, with a solid base of neutrals, you can do something different with your wardrobe without expending a lot of time or money. I do have to say though that the chambray shirt always feels a little out of place.
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This is so fun! What a great idea. Also I love how authentic you seem to be. Your style and passion for blogging is contagious. Thank you for sharing your life!
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Alice says
Hey Janice, would you consider revisiting this wardrobe? I really liked the colors :)