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My Style 2.1

“Real fashion change comes from real changes in real life. Everything else is just decoration.” ~ Tom Ford

poshclassymom-hm-bloglovin-breakthrough-blogger-contest-hm-blouse-leith-skirt-christian-louboutin-pigalle (3)Take a look into your closet, I mean deep into your closet, what have you kept from 3 years ago? 5 years? Perhaps even older, from the collegiate days?  Every once in a while I do a closet cleaning and find things that I used to wear and nostalgia takes me down the moments when I last wore those pieces and I think to myself “wow, I’ve come a long way from this”.

poshclassymom-hm-bloglovin-breakthrough-blogger-contest-hm-blouse-leith-skirt-christian-louboutin-pigalle (5)poshclassymom-hm-bloglovin-breakthrough-blogger-contest-hm-blouse-leith-skirt-christian-louboutin-pigalle (2)I wish I could still fit into the itsy bitsy little number that was once my party staple, or the beautiful button down that I wore to a winning interview but the truth is I may never go back to the same body I once had and I’m fine with it.  After the arrival of my two angel babies I now default to more stylish flats than sky-high heels, more loose comfy silhouette versus body-con second skin.  To me, those are mere fashion choices, as my core basic style still holds true.  I still love simple clean lines, favor monochrome over floral prints, prefers pops of color in my accessories and splurge on a pair of designer shoes per my style icon Coco Chanel’s sage advice “A woman with good shoes is never ugly.”

poshclassymom-hm-bloglovin-breakthrough-blogger-contest-hm-blouse-leith-skirt-christian-louboutin-pigalle (4)You learn so much about your body after two pregnancies.  Through the changes inside and out, I know what style looks good on me and what trend I should avoid no matter how popular it is.  I know who I am as a women, a mother and how I want to present myself.  I started this entry with a quote from Tom Ford, real changes in real life drives the change in fashion, so as my life continues to change and evolve, I look forward to the changes in my fashion, and reflect my style-telling through my blog.  We shouldn’t be afraid to make changes in our fashion choices, but who we are stylistically should be true to ourselves.  Ending this post with a little food for thought from another fearless fashion icon:

“Don’t be into trends. Don’t make fashion own you, but you decide what you are, what you want to express by the way you dress and the way you live.” ~ Gianni Versace

poshclassymom-hm-bloglovin-breakthrough-blogger-contest-hm-blouse-leith-skirt-christian-louboutin-pigalle (6)Top : : H&M Pin Tuck Blouse (similar HERE)
Skirt : : Leith Pleated Skirt
Heels : : Christian Louboutin
Shades : : Ray-Ban (borrowed from my awesome photographer)

photo: Annie Bang

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Comments

  5. I love a cute white blouse with a sassy short skirt….so nicely glommed up with the Loubs! I, too, can’t believe the things I used to fit into and/or liked! What was I thinking, comes to mind! You look beautiful for this H & M look!! xo

    Kisses,

    (=’.’=)
    -Lauren
    adorn la femme

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  10. So gorgeous…blue for days. I love the skirt and the design on the blouse….then your heels just have me staring, so cute.

    I agree with you, trends aren’t everything. Ladies should learn to wear whatever works for them best whether it’s trending or not.
    You just made me remember that I still wear some of my sweaters from childhood…*hides face*. I wonder how you clean up your closet…am so attached to all my clothes.

    http://pearlsprettyskin.blogspot.com/

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  31. Although I haven’t had a baby to cause body changes yet, most days I am glad I don’t wear my college wardrobe. 😉 Love this chic blue and white combo.

    Amy Ann
    Straight A Style

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  37. Lovely post – super well written and engaging! It made me a little nostalgic about all the clothes I bought when I was trying to become a certain person and didn’t really have a strong sense of myself. I’ve definitely come a long way since then!

    Angelina Is

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  43. I can totally relate! After going through 2 pregnancies my body is changing and a lot of pieces in my closet doesn’t fit! Yet I still hold on to them hoping someday they will fit. So many high heel shoes, yet my day to day are flats! I love your blue skirt in this post; it is very stylish and the color is such a pop. I am still saving for my very own Christian Louboutin.

    Kim
    http://www.stylingmom.com

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    • Thank you Kim! You are so sweet and I don’t think we would regret our choices for sacrificing our body for those cute angels. Def get a CL if you have the opportunity, they are worth the investment. xo Sheree

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  45. I hadn’t heard that Tom Ford quotation before, what a fantastic one! This is a really beautiful and classic look on you (one Tom Ford himself would be proud of!) and I adore the colour of the skirt.. oh and needless to say, the Louboutins are to die for 😉

    Gabrielle | A Glass Of Ice

    x

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