dress (borrowed): COS | boots: Aldo | coat: H&M | jewelry: Sovilj, Banana Republic, Dogeared, Oak + Fort, Roberto Fioravanti
A good tried and true rule for sexy sartorialism is to only highlight one body part: i.e. the legs with a more conservative top, or a low blouse with a slim pant. However, fashion isn’t always as cut and dry as the rules make it out to be and sometimes sex appeal can afford a little more skin. But that doesn’t mean letting it all hang out, so to speak. See the above example; the reason this works is that the dress is not remotely body conscious. It has a low neckline and is a short dress, but has tons of fabric and a long sleeve to give it some restraint. I’ve also forgone a strappy sandal in favour of a more casual and less sexy bootie.
Gorgeous! Love that you often choose loose fitting clothing and turn it into something sexy! Loving the layered necklace as well!
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Love the camel coat! I definitely agree that focusing on showing one part of your body is a lot sexier than having it all out there!
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Thanks Rebecca! Totally, it’s much sexier leaving something to the imagination.
I need a dress like that! Been looking everywhere for one!
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Unfortunately it’s from Europe and it’s my sisters… but let me know if you find something similar!