50’s 60’s 70’s
Glitter for the 50’s, 60’s & 70’s: the dressier version
Quote of the day: “One detour doesn’t cancel your destination.” Sarah Jakes
Now we’ll take those same glitter pieces from glitter for casual post and our third post to make them part of a dressier outfit. The innate characteristic of glitter is ritziness so making glitter pieces dressier is not very difficult.
50’s Glitter (dark grey shirt)..This could be a great outfit to wear to the office. Since the jacket button stance is high, you can barely see the shirt underneath which makes the glitter office appropriate. After work you could go from office to an evening event without an entire change of clothes, just by removing the jacket.
Shirt: Frenchi at Nordstroms (similar here)~~Skirt: J.Crew (here but I got mine at a thrift store)~~Shoes: Isobel Toledo for Payless (similar here)~~Jacket: Gap (similar here)~~Necklace: Silpada (similar here)
60’s Glitter (skirt)..”What a great outfit to wear to a play” I said to Nancy. Because she is short-waisted, Nancy doesn’t love to tuck in shirts. However, it is a cleaner look than leaving the blouse untucked as shown in this instance. Besides this look is a classic style from the Mad Men era! With that said, the booties give the outfit a more modern look but one could always wear pumps.
Skirt: J. Jill (similar here)~~Shirt: Chicos(similar here)~~ Booties: Impo (similar here)~~Necklace: Craft fair (similar here)
70’s Glitter Style (sweater): Notice how the black skirt and boots put all the emphasis on this gorgeous sweater! With the sweater being the star, I left the accessories minimal. This glitter sweater is a good size for my mom…not too tight or too loose. As we all know, the vertical stripes are a great optical illusion!
Sweater: Thrift store (similar here but not glitter)~~Shirt: mom made it (similar here)~~Skirt: Mom made it (similar here)~~Boots: Bandolino (similar here)~~Earrings: Bought in Turkey. (similar here)
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Majority of photography taken by Kari Strand Photography
A couple of glitter skirts: