A lot of you have asked why I tuck my shirts in. For me, I like to create clean lines, and I like the way it looks. Tucking is optional, especially on a look like this. You can wear the top in or out, but it looks chic both ways. I think it's always important as you are looking to blogs for style inspiration that you interpret the look that works best for you, your body, and your comfort zone. I've had so many readers "dupe" my looks. I love it, but what I love most is how people work things for what works for them. For myself, when I am checking out magazines or doing my celebrity style capture, I use the celebs as inspiration, but I interpret the look in a way that I think looks best on me.
Style Notes: The lipstick color I'm wearing is Pink Nouveau by MAC. I ordered a size 18 in the top. ASOS does tend to run big, but something like this I would want to fit blouse, so I didn't size down. The shoes are from Lane Bryant. I'm wearing an 11. Their shoes are wide and the zip around the ankle is pretty generous. I was able to zip all the way up on my left foot and most the way on my right (the right side of my body has always been a little bigger). The bag is from TJMaxx and it was purchased in the store.
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I really like this perspective because personal style always feels better when it comes from comfort instead of rules. I have tried trends that looked amazing on someone else, then realized I felt awkward wearing them all day. That taught me a lot. The best outfits are usually the ones that make you feel relaxed, confident, and still like yourself. I also agree that small choices, like tucking in a shirt or leaving it loose, can completely change the feel of a look. Reading style opinions like blair reviews , reminds me that taste is personal. Inspiration helps, but making it your own is what gives fashion real personality.
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