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Angie replied 8 years ago
Look at how pretty those pale pink pearl layers are. Fun bookending with the shoes, Joy. Not too much - Maximal is the way to go in 2016, actually. I do find the pink sweater a little short and tight though.
Try opening the collar and wearing the pearls inside the regular shape of the collar.
I bet the asymmetrical tank was great in #5. Do snap a pic next time if you can.
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columbine(erin) replied 8 years ago
Admittedly the pink sweater is too short, but grey and pink and the pile of pearls is lovely on you.
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MTBGirl replied 8 years ago
Wow Joy, the pearls are alot but I think they are so pretty and layered really nicely!
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carter replied 8 years ago
That first batch of necklaces is gorgeous!
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Joy replied 8 years ago
Thank you, Angie and columbine. I think I will change the sweater before going out, but keep the pearls. Both sweaters were thrift store finds, so no big loss. Thank you for the suggestions, Angie.
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Joy replied 8 years ago
Thank you, Donna and Carter. It was fun combining a variety of necklaces.
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Joyce B replied 8 years ago
I love those pearls on you! My favorite are the ones with the flowers.
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Firecracker (Sharan) replied 8 years ago
I love the pile of pears in 1 and 2--nicely done! I think the sweaters would work better with other tops. Maybe try the pink sweater with a longer, flowy tank underneath it. And do you have a pink shell or tee to wear under the gray sweater in place of the pink cabled sweater?
I like the idea of turning the collar in on the blouse, but it looks like it wants to creep back out--seems like the kind of thing that I would be checking all day. I like Angie's idea of wearing the pearls inside the collar, and I like how they look with the outfit. I don't find the shawl collar sweater old-looking, and I really like the color on you.
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Bonnie replied 8 years ago
Wonderful feminine pearl layering!!!
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replied 8 years ago
Oh Joy!!!! Lovely, lovely, lovely. I don't think it is too much. It just blends together in such an artistic way. It is beautiful.
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Joy replied 8 years ago
Joyce, that necklace belonged to my mother, probably from the 50's.
Sharan, you are so observant and helpful. I have almost no pink, especially this pale pink, but am surprised to like it near my face. I may need to look for a shell or tee. I'm glad the shawl collared sweater looks ok yet. I like the color and fit.
Bonnie, it was fun to play with my pearls. I'm glad that it is working.
Sterling, thank you. I need to try more groupings like this to get some pieces out that never see the light of day.
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Mirjana replied 8 years ago
Pile of pears in 1 and 2 are very nice and you can wear them with so different sweaters, I agree with you to change it maybe even not pink, that is only my honest opinion
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JAileen replied 8 years ago
1/2 - so so pretty!
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Joy replied 8 years ago
For Firecracker: I found a dark blush tee and tried it under the pink sweater. Photos at top. Better?
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olga replied 8 years ago
I like very much the color combination of soft pink and grey
And with additional layer under the sweater, perfect in my opinion
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Joy replied 8 years ago
Yet another version with a silk blouse that is more of a beige than pink.
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Sheila replied 8 years ago
I love your pearls in #1 SO much! And knowing that one necklace was your mother's is so sweet. The shell underneath in #6 & 7 extends the short pink sweater for my eye and it really does look better with it. I also like the later version with the ivory blouse. You inspire me, Joy.
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Joy replied 8 years ago
Olga and Sheila, thank you for addressing the changes. I was much more comfortable with the longer tee under that short sweater.