There's nothing more than I love a classic item with a twist. I've been looking for a sleeveless trench forever and finally found one. This was a weekend look that was super comfy, but still had that put together look. For me, pairing a couple of neutral tones together is a way to make an outfit look expensive, even if it isn't. I actually got these pants from Cato online (sold out) at $15.
Get this look Budgetnista style: This was a budgetnista look for me, but I'd like to help you save even more on this look. You can get this look for under $70, top, bottom, and tank. You can find the pants here at Old Navy, 30% off with code GOODTIMES & free shipping which bring to pant to $26. Sub out my tank for this $10 Target tank. Finally, scoop up this sleeveless trench from Charlotte Russe that has 25% off the entire site today only which bring the jacket to $32. The entire look ends up being around $68 (minus shoes).
Style Notes: I got the trench in a 3x. Charlotte Russe has similar sizing to Forever21, so I always size up. You can coax the collar into staying up by just ironing it with light starch straight up and not creasing it.
Trench: Charlotte Russe, Pants - Cato (similar), Bodysuit - Mynt1792, Necklace - FashiontoFigure (soldout), Shoes - Lane Bryant (super old & sold out)
I've always liked the idea of putting together a stylish look from basic items, especially when everything looks more expensive than it actually is. I also often choose neutral colors, they seem to give me confidence. I once had to contact https://shapermint.pissedconsumer.com/customer-service.html because I wanted to clarify my measurements before ordering, and it's a good thing I did, otherwise I might have guessed wrong with the fit.
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