Few outfit combos were more popular than a distressed denim miniskirt with two layered Lacoste or Le Tigre polos in contrasting shades.
If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work.įrom the inimitable J-shaped metal zipper on a Juicy Couture zip-up hoodie to the stitching on Miss Me and True Religion jeans, no brand markings are more memorable than those from the late '90s and '00s.
Well… how did I do? Head over to to vote for me! The top 2 bloggers will compete in yet ANOTHER style challenge next week! Thank you to all who have voted, your ongoing support has meant the world to me! I am so proud of what I have accomplished since the blog started a little over 6 months ago.As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. These sandals are actually extremely comfortable, despite being quite high, and I love the color! They go with basically everything in my closet!įor my second look, we were to create another outfit for a “romantic dinner date.” The trick being… we needed to use the SAME THREE PIECES of clothing used in the first look. After much deliberation (and help from the wonderful BF) I decided on the hi-low skirt, the floral tank top, and the brown platform sandals.įor the first look, we needed to use the 3 pieces selected to create a look for a “day of sightseeing.” I used my favorite jean jacket to help make the look more casual and comfortable for a day outside. I immediately went into mode “CRAZY” trying to pair outfits together! To say our bedroom looked like a tornado went through it would be an understatement. A couple of weeks ago, I was told I made it into the top three of the Lauren Conrad & Kohl’s blogger contest and I couldn’t have been more excited! For the style challenges, the bloggers were all sent the same nine pieces of clothing from the LC Lauren Conrad Collection, and asked to shoot 2 different outfits using 3 of the pieces (and pieces from your own wardrobe).
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