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Adelfa replied 11 years ago
I love the outfit in 4 and 5. Things I like: the column of color, the light sheer print layer, the color of the bag and shoes. The whole thing works really well.
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Lantana replied 11 years ago
#1 is a silhouette I love for the simplicity of the tee under the topper.
#4 looks perfect for the occasion. I would remove the ties; they are a little distracting.
Don't let the Pleione top go yet, you know how hard it is to find the third piece in summer and this one fits the bill.
You look at ease and confident in all of these, Joy.
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Deborah replied 11 years ago
Joy you look lovely in all of these. #3 is gorgeous, the orange is beautiful on you and is lovely with the navy.
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jurocha replied 11 years ago
#1 and #3 are my favorites. Yes, I tried to pick one to be THE favorite, but I couldn't: that's what happens when you have such great outfits. :)
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Lyn D. replied 11 years ago
Joy, I really like the capris! They give a fresh and modern look to your outfit in 4-5.
Everything else is FAB too, of course!
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Angie replied 11 years ago
I love #1 and #3! Just killer beautiful in your own special way, Joy.
Did you try the look in #3 sans the tie, and did you like it?
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Joy replied 11 years ago
Adelfa, Lantana, Deborah, Jurocha, and Lyn D, thank you for your helpful comments. These outfits are all from my summer wardrobe which I'm just now using in spite of lower-than-normal temperatures.
Suz, if you see this, thank you for suggesting that each of our distinct 4 seasons have its own clothing selection. Otherwise my closet would be overstuffed with spring and even some winter stuff right now.
However, it means finding outfits that work, tweaking, and finding the holes, and that is where your comments are helpful.
Lantana, I'll heed your wise advice and keep the Pleione top. It does go with most of my bottoms and I liked the pattern mixing of this one with stripes. I will see about removing the ties on the top in 3&6. Angie suggested it last fall when I did a K/R on that top.
Deborah, thank you for commenting on the orange with blue. It's more contrast than I usually wear with bright color.
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Joy replied 11 years ago
Angie, what is concerning me is what to do about the part in back that is slightly gathered with wide elastic. Knowing next to nothing about tailoring, I probably need to get a professional to look at it. The tie was probably meant to tie in back and cover the elastic bit, but I don't like that look which seems juvenile.
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Angie replied 11 years ago
Then leave the tie in front! It looks fab :)
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Nicole D replied 11 years ago
Joy, you look great. I love #3, I actually gasped. Love those colours and it looks so well matched, looks like a dress in photo. And the gold loafers are awesome too. ALso really like the luxe casual vibe in #1.
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Transcona Shannon replied 11 years ago
Oh my Joy - I love the citron kimono-esque jacket in #1. Beautiful on you.
And the outfit in #3 and #6 just takes my breath away. Such rich and gorgeous colours for you.
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Suz replied 11 years ago
Joy, you can do no wrong! Love each one of these outfits.
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Joy replied 11 years ago
You are very kind. Nicole and Shannon, I would never have put the orange a d blue together if it weren't for the fabulous examples in MaryK and Day Vies's WIWs.
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MsMary replied 11 years ago
These are fab! Go, Team Orange and Blue!! :)
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Thistle replied 11 years ago
These are all so fab! I am especially smitten with #3!
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Jaime replied 11 years ago
All terrific and I would copy #4,5 in a heartbeat!
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Tanya replied 11 years ago
Joy, you look fabulous in each and every one of them. I really like those capris in 4/5.
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CocoLion replied 11 years ago
You always look chic and polished Joy. My favorite is the cobalt and orange outfit (your second outfit). The tie works, no problem.