50’s 60’s 70’s
Black & White for the 50’s, 60’s & 70’s: With a pop of Color
Quote of the day: “Never doubt that you are more capable than you think.” Linda from Weight Watcher’s Magazine
Since we explored black & white by itself in the first of the series (here), now we get to add some stimulation to the mix! This option is truly endless (and thus easy peasy) as a result that black & white are both neutrals. You can absolutely pair any bright or muted color with it! I’m still using the same black & white pieces from the first post, and will use them again in the next one.
50’s Black & White: Adorning yourself with a bright colored scarf has to be the easiest way for anyone to achieve this pop of color. If it’s too hot for a scarf, try a bright pair of shoes!!
Skirt: Ann Taylor (similar here)~~Sweater: Jones Wear (similar here)~~Shoes: Payless (similar here)~~Scarf: (similar here)~~Earrings: (similar here)
60’s Black & White: Red is a perfect addition to this fusion of black & white. Just one small, red t-shirt can add some life to these pieces!
Jeans: Chico (similar here)~~Cardigan: Curio (similar here)~~T-shirt: Talbots (similar here)~~Shoes: American Eagle (similar here)~~Necklace: (similar here or here)~~Earrings: (similar here)
70’s Black & White: We added the green cardigan over the foundation pieces and even affixed a pin for the cuteness factor. We used to have an old English sheepdog named, Shag, just like the pin!
Jeans: Eric Jeans (similar here)~~Blouse: Notations (similar here)~~Cardigan: Charter Club (similar here)~~Boots: Hush Puppies (similar here)~~Pin: (similar here or here )~~Earrings: (similar here)
Thanks for visiting my styling blog! What’s your favorite color to add to this mix?
Photography by Kari Strand Photography.
