One Piece Multiple Ways: 3 New[ish] Ways to Wear Your Jeans

1. Cuffing your jeans isn't some new phenomenon but it's a great way to change the look of your favorite pair of denim. These are boot cut jeans but I roll them just as you would a pair of skinnies. And it means they're not crazy tight on my leg.

2. Pair your rolled up jeans with a tailored dress coat and wear it unbuttoned for a casual look. It feels dressy without being stuffy.

3. Pair a simple top with a full or stretchy skirt that you can tie up on one side. It gives you a interesting silhouette but is still very flattering with dark wash jeans and a fitted top. Don't forget to cuff your jeans!

It was snowing and really gosh awful outside, hence the indoor backdrop. Just ignore the ribbon hanging behind my back :)

Would you try any of these styles?

Molls

One Piece Multiple Ways: How to Wear Your Boyfriend/Husband's Shirt

This is one of Nik's shirts. I want this shirt. Now this shirt can look like my own. There!

1. Pairing it with this long sleeve, vintage mini dress, leggings (because this girl DON'T DO minis), and heels can spice up a shirt generally reserved for "officey" situations.   

2. Channel your inner [insert glamorous femme] and add a dash of pizzazz with a fur stole, your favorite blousy jacket, leather skirt, and your go to heels for that extra charm. Watch the men's jaws drop, ladies.  

If you do work in an office or like that classy look, seize your man's shirt and pair it with wide leg trousers and a feminine, sleek belt. And don't forget your bright colored pumps to make it extra ladylike. They'll never know it's HIS shirt.

<<I would like to point out that when I asked Nik to preview this post, he didn't recognize his shirt. I call that success.>>

One Jacket Five Ways

Today marks the first of a new series on the blog, One Piece Multiple Ways. It's easy to get in a rut with clothing, especially with your favorite items. Jackets are a staple in my wardrobe and I am always looking for a new way to incorporate them into my style. 

The Challenge:  I gave myself ten minutes to put together each outfit, with no pre-planning involved. I barely changed my jewelry because I used versatile pieces to show how much wear you can get even with a pair of earrings. 

I thrifted this 40's style army green jacket recently and have been quite thrilled to give it a home in my wardrobe. [Please note the misguided strand of hair in the first image. I laughed so much that I decided to leave it there. You're welcome for the chuckle.]  

  I hope this serves as inspiration for your own closet! What is another item you would want to see styled multiple ways?

Mollie