Shirt: Equipment
Shorts: Levis
Bag: Aldo
Belt: H&M
Sunglasses: Nordstrom
Shoes: Ralph Lauren
xoxo Karina
Tag: The Rules of Red
Better in black.
Coat: Calvin Klein (ON SALE)
Jeans: 7 For All Mankind
Sweater: Press
Belt: Vintage
Bag: Ralph Lauren
Boots: Ann Marino by Bettye Muller
Sunglasses: Nordstrom
xoxo Karina
New heights.
Sweater: BP (Nordstrom)
Pants: Aritzia
Boots: Circus by Sam Edelman
Bag: Aldo
Sunglasses: Nordstrom
xoxo Karina
Head over heels.
Shirt: Chicwish
Skirt: Zara
Shoes: House of Harlow 1960
Sunglasses: Nordstrom
Bag: Fossil
xoxo Karina
Plaid in the prairies.
Spring Style Rundown: Victorious.
To end my Spring Style Rundown series, I saved one of my personal favourites for last: Victorian-inspired details. High necklines, ruffles, intricate details of lace, and delicate bows dominated the runways…I guess you could say they’re victorious. Zimmermann was one of my personal favourites for the season, featuring soft colours accompanied by feminine silhouettes that had a clear Victorian influence. And while this trend is seen as a conservative one, Zimmermann still managed to create a flirtatious collection that I can totally see myself wearing with ease in 2016. So without further ado, I present to you all my top picks for the best Victorian-esque looks for spring (and they are all Zimmermann because I couldn’t pick just a couple)!
*All Photos Courtesy of Vogue*
xoxo Karina
Spring Style Rundown: Do the ruffle shuffle.
Ruffles. It seems as though runways across the map for spring were seeing the feminine classic flouncing about. This season, however, ruffles were like no other. RIP to the strictly girly girl ruffles that we’ve seen in the past (although there’s still plenty of room for ruffles in the girly closet). Olivier Roustling of Balmain did what he does best and gave ruffles a punch of sexy, while over at Alexander McQueen we were blessed with a special sweetness and glimmers of inspiration from the Victorian age. All of this while Jason Wu gave us some black and silver ruffles to make people like myself feel too cool for school. With all this being said…let’s all do the ruffle shuffle, shall we?
*Photos courtesy of Vogue*
xoxo Karina
Spring Style Rundown: White-Out.
Ahhh yes, white. There’s nothing more classic, yet so fresh about this snowy hue. The best thing about white is the fact that it’ll never look dated and everyone at any age can effortlessly pull it off. For this season, designers pulled out all the stops to show the latest and greatest ways to wear white, including one of my personal favourites – Christian Dior. In his final collection with Dior, Raf Simons reminded me of why I love the iconic label. The feminine scalloped detailing on much of the looks he sent down the runway were feminine and classic, yet he still managed to bring us that modern punch and simplicity that we have grown to know and love from the designer. I could have posted every look from the collection, but I’ve spared you the time and selected just a few of my Dior favourites. Also included are some ultra chic pieces from Fendi, The Row, and Carolina Herrera. Bon Appetit!
*Photos courtesy of Vogue*
xoxo Karina
The Rules of Red 