What I'm Wearing | Denim, Peplum + Leopard
6:00 PM
I was looking through pictures here on the blog and I realized that it's been a while since I'd had on a pair of jeans. So I thought I'd do something about that today.
So I broke out the skinnies and threw on a peplum top. I've really been enjoying the "cooler" temps this week. Because a month ago, I wouldn't have even considered putting on jeans and going out during "the heat of the day".
I've been sewing all week, but not for me. I've been working on Mikaela's homecoming dress because the homecoming dance is Saturday night. I used Simplicity 1876.
From Instagram.
It's not a difficult pattern at all. But there were a million pieces to cut out. And I somehow broke the zipper last night. Sigh... So I had to make a mad dash to Jo-Ann's right before closing time. Good thing I live so close. But anyway... I can't wait until she's all dolled up on Saturday so I can share the review and the pictures!
Wearing: Top: Vogue 8815; jeans: The Gap; pumps: calf-hair leopard print slingbacks from DSW; purse: Urban Expressions.
29 comments
Great look. I had been thinking about your peplum, thinking I might try a faux leather one. Did you line any part of your top, or maybe just the leather part???
ReplyDeleteI didn't. The faux leather has stretch. Thanks Faye!
DeleteYou kills it everytime!
ReplyDeleteThanks Candice!
DeleteI too am enjoying the weather Erica B :) I wore my Peplum top today and enjoyed it as much as you, LOL.
ReplyDeleteThat is fabulous Monica!
DeleteSee now, why can't i find skinnes like that? Everything i find is like a second skin from thighs to ankle and just to get them to fit not so damn tight i have to buy 3 sizes up *sigh*
ReplyDeleteYou already know you're fly and I love your hair (read: jealous)
LOL! Thanks Niki. You may want to check The Gap and Old Navy for skinnies.
DeleteThat's a nice, almost-transitional outfit. Wow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary!
DeleteSassy and cute. The leopard heel punctuates the outfit. You always look so polished.
ReplyDeleteThanks The Blogger!
DeleteI'd totally overlooked this pattern, but after the two versions I've seen today, I'm saying wow. It looks great in leather.
ReplyDeleteThe simplicity 1876 is on my to-make list! Your version looks stunning, I am looking forward to see it modeled!
ReplyDeleteI also love your look and your peplum top rocks!
Can't wait to see Mikaela in her dress! That is super cute. I am currently working on a dress with lace overlay (my first) and it is driving me INSANE!
ReplyDeleteAs usual you look great. I love that peplum blouse. I have the pattern but haven't attacked it yet.
Thanks Gail!
ReplyDeleteThanks sewinginathens!
ReplyDeleteThanks M. Inez!
ReplyDeleteErica, what a gorgeous little dress!!! I can't wait to see it on your daughter! and I am totally in love with you leather peplum top! I don't own any yet, but this one of yours is a knockout!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Myra!
DeleteCooler weather has been great! Love the color of your daughters dress can't wait to see the pics of her in it. Kate Spade has a leopard peplum top that I just loved - may have to put it on my sewing list.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joen!
DeleteLove this look!
ReplyDeleteShe looks great in her dress. How special to have a one of a kind and well-fitting dress for the occasion. Either you are both naturals or she has learned great posing from you!
ReplyDeleteThanks Crystal!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for reading. But flattery will not make me stop what I'm doing to search for YOUR fabric. I'm not a walking rolodex of fabric inventory. I'd have to look for it just like you can do. New to sewing or not, you have to know when you're making an UNREASONABLE request.
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ReplyDeleteThen when you see something you like or may be interested in buying, you order swatches!
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