Let’s get into Look #3
For this look, we continued focusing on layering, but instead of adding an outer layer, we used a sheer dress and converted it into a top layered over black cargo jeans to create a completely new outfit. To stay aligned with Meagan’s love for streetwear, we pulled the green tones from the dress and paired the look with her Nike Dunks for a cohesive finish.
We needed a bandeau for layering but did not have one available, so we creatively used a tube skirt as a layering piece, and it worked perfectly. Moments like these show how maximizing what you already own can create entirely new looks without purchasing anything new.
Closet Edit sessions are all about learning how to use your wardrobe more intentionally, while also identifying true wardrobe gaps so you can shop with purpose instead of continuously buying more.
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Meet the closet refresh you've been waiting for... easy tees, light layers, pops of color, open-weave sweaters, and so much more. Like you, it's so ready for spring.
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spring closet envy 🎥: @bria.latrice
the balanced palette unlocks all different times of neutrals and soft colors that you need in your closet! be up and ready tomorrow at 10am!! 🔥🤯🙌🐻🤎
styling the core bomber because obviously…
A little closet styling with @alo
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