Not exact matches
My wardrobe necessities include a
blazer that goes with
everything, perfectly tailored
black trousers, a pair of blue jeans that miraculously bridge the gap between chilled and hot, a cashmere overcoat, a great trench, a crisp white shirt, and a well made, solid - heeled bootie in which to run around Paris.»
I love how you've picked out the
black to style it with a
blazer, definitely given me ideas if I happen to be the lucky winner... keeping
everything crossed!
As for
everything else I am wearing, I chose an all
black base and added my hot pink
blazer as my completer piece.
I'm actually going on a trip to France soon and I plan on packing my favorite
black blazer to pair with
everything!
And while it might feel SO basic, a
black blazer will go with
everything and is perf for throwing on over a cute tank or tee for a night out with your friends.
The fancier version of your go - to
black blazer will give
everything it's paired with Rat Pack levels of sophistication.
Keeping
everything else
black, and even a
black turtleneck, means nothing distracted the eye from the little details of the
blazer.
And what goes better with a
black and white
blazer than all
black and white
everything?
You don't even need to spend a lot of money on statement jewellery; before Christmas, I bought a big chunky silvery one from Zara (similar to this) and have worn it with
everything from a
black sweater dress and biker boots during the day to a
black blazer and sequin skirt for evening.
I'm eyeing this patterned pullover turtleneck sweater, this boyfriend
blazer is so cool and would go with
everything in my closet, tie neck button downs are super on trend and this gem is around $ 50 with the sale code, and this
black + white skirt is a closet classic.
I also have a
black velvet
blazer that I can wear with
everything from jeans to dressier trousers.
Now I would like to advise all of you ladies to invest in a fitted
black blazer, because it is truly one of these timeless and seasonless pieces that goes with absolutely
everything.