10 Lazy Girl Outfits That Look Polished AF

With everything that happens during a week, the last thing we girls need to be worrying about is coordinating our outfits. For me, the key to looking “put-together” is owning a couple statement accessories (like a favorite watch, belt, or pair of shoes) to spruce up a look. It’s all about finding a balance between style and comfort. Girls like to be lazy sometimes, but that doesn’t mean your wardrobe needs to suffer for it! Here are 10 lazy girl outfits that actually look polished AF!

1. A Jumpsuit + Benhil Trav

Jumpsuits are fun, flirty, and effortlessly stylish. You don’t have to worry about mixing pieces together – just slip it on and you’re ready to face the day 

2. A Romper + Lene Sling

Rompers are like mini jumpsuits. They’re perfect for the warmer seasons and easy to accessorize with a bomber jacket or strappy sandals.

3. Overalls + Grandy Draw

Denim will never go out of style, and overalls are the perfect alternativeto squeezing into uncomfortable skinny jeans! You can pair this piece with anything from a loose sweater to a crop top!

4. T-Shirt and Shorts + Lucifor Sling

If you’re anything like me, you basically live in this outfit combo. It’s easy to switch up this look by alternating the colors and fabrics of both pieces! I usually aim for a frocket on the shirt and distressed detailing on my shorts!

5. Shirt dress + Sherina SLing

The shirt dress definitely is one of my go-to lazy girl outfits. I can dress it up with a statement necklace or a fancy pair of wedges, but play it down by adding a cardigan or a pair of sneakers for added comfort.

6. Oversized Sweater and Leggings + Aneke Tote

I believe leggings are God’s gift to the world of fashion. Plus, over-sized sweaters may be the comfiest article of clothing a lazy girl could wear. To polish up this look, try adding a belt or a scarf.

7. Activewear + Benhill Trav

“Athleisure” is becoming a trend simply because of the comfort it brings us lazy girls. This look is sporty yet chic, and you can run from the gym to class in style!

8. Maxi Skirt + Moreno Sling

Maxi skirts provide the ease of the t-shirt dress, but also act as a cover up when you haven’t shaved in a couple days… Just throw on your favorite black tank top and you’re good to go!

9. Jogger Pants + Maggie Sling

Jogger pants are a step up from sweatpants, but just as comfortable. They offer a more feminine and elegant (almost bohemian) look that requires minimal effort.

10. Jeans and Cardigan + Maggie Sling

For those days when you’d like to look a little extra polished, a loose cardiganis really all you need. You can layer items or add a detailed top underneath.

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DIY VELVET AND PEARL RIBBON HAIR ACCESSORY, NECKLACE, BELT, TIEBACK

I’m so excited to be DIYing again! Though I’ve done a few here and there, it feels like it’s been SO LONG since I’ve had time to be open for new inspiration and creativity AND THEN have time to make it too. So fun!

I love a good accessory that works for so many different things. I saw this as an accent on a Chloe dress {scroll down for my inspiration photo} and thought it would look so pretty not only as a dress embellishment, but as a belt, necklace, a curtain tieback, and mostly, as a pretty hair accessory worn so many different ways. I made another use-for-everything pretty accessory a few months ago that’s much simpler and quicker to do, but different. You can find here: DIY Looping Circles Accessory Ribbon.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED…

* Velvet ribbon. I used a flat Velvet Band 1-1/2 Inch Wide because that’s what I had. If you can find a heavy/drapy rope style velvet ribbon, you can skip a few of my steps below {& maybe get a better/heavier result}
* Pearls. I used white plastic craft pearls {medium} and tiny seed bead pearls
* Needle, thread, scissors.

STEPS…

1. Cut your ribbon between 40-50″ long {depending on what you want to use this for, and or, depending on your height and size} For instance, if you want to wear it as a belt, measure it to fit your waist with at least 6 inches at each end for pearls, and enough room to tie it as well.

2. Fold the edge of your velvet over, then in half, and stitch the edge together go give it a nice finished end.

3. Hiding the end of your knotted thread inside the ribbon folds {with the needle coming out through the top}, thread your large pearl through the needle then your seed bead on top…

4. Now thread your needle BACK through your large bead AGAIN and down into the velvet to secure it. I threaded my needled directly into the spot where my next pearl would go and continued with each, pulling the them tightly into place. You may knot each pearl separately, but I did it after setting three into place.

5. You will have 3 rows of pearls; one at the edge and one on either side. It will begin by looking like the last photo above… and continue looking something like the photo below. Try to keep your pearls in straight lines.

I wanted my ribbon the same width and thickness throughout, so I hem-stitched the edges until I reached about 7 inches away from the opposite end when I began hand-beading my pearls on again. I spaced out the last 4 pearls nearest the center, a little more than the others for gradation effect. You can place them as close or as far apart as you like. You can also measure and mark it if it will help.

MY INSPIRATION…

Chloe dress $2,695 | Editorial from Elle Magazine, June 2013 | Photo from My Fashion Database

VOILA… VOILA! SO MANY USES!

* Think about the coming holidays!

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Love It or Leave It: Chloé’s Only Fall 2016 Runway Bag

There are a few standard approaches to runway bags that we usually see brands take. First (and least helpfully), there are brands that don't include bags in their shows, even though they make them. They're no fun. On the other end of the continuum, you have brands that arm every single model with a bag, and sometimes more than one--they're our favorites, for obvious reasons. Most brands, including Chloé, find one of a couple available spots in the middle.

For Fall 2016, Chloé chose to showcase only one bag on its runway, and it's a totally new design that nonetheless feels extremely Chloé. The brand has churned out a stream of very well-received saddle bags over the past few seasons, but they've all been pretty structured and a bit petite; for fall, the brand chose to go a larger, slightly slouchier route but stick with the saddle bag format that has worked so well with its French-boho aesthetic.

I like the bag, and I suspect that it will be a crowd-pleaser for functional reasons when it hits stores, but I don't quite love it. The Drew, Faye and Hudson have all captured my attention because they're so sharp and have impeccable details, while this bag is just...a nice bag. But hey, sometimes a nice bag is all you want. Let us know if it tickles your fancy in the comments.

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DIY SHOES // GOLD SNAKE SERPENT T-STRAP SANDALS

Inspired a little by these Snake Ankle Strap Sandals and a little more by these Alligator T-strap Sandals both by Giuseppe Zanotti and both over $1500 for the pair, I though why not make my own DIY Snake Sandals and see how they compare?

I originally was going to use the black sandals as in my inspiration {see below}, but my gold sprayed snakes matched my gold sandals so perfectly, I opted for gold on gold. I think these would be just as cute on flats as they are on heels. But if they’re a little too exotic for your everyday wardrobe, they’d also make perfect Cleopatra shoes for Halloween.

Here’s What You’ll Need…

• Ankle strap sandals {flats or heels will work}… you can choose to match your snake to your shoe as I have OR use contrasting colors like gold on black. I used a pair of Michael Antonio Gold Sandals I purposely bought for DIYs because they were under $20 at Amazon
• Rubber Snakes: I used two from this Snake Nature Tube I found at the local toy store. I opted for two with their mouths open because they looked the best.
• Spray paint color of choice. If you’re looking for a flat color, acrylic paint would work as well.
• Needle/Thread | Sharpie | Scissors
• Seed beads or other small beads
• Hot Glue {mod podge would work {probably better in the long run}, but take longer to dry}
• Optional: glitter, gems, crystals, etc. to embellish your snakes with {I did not do this, but it would be cute}

Steps…

 

* Spray paint your snakes {front and back} and once dry, glue on your crystals if you like.

* Try on your sandal and place your snake where you’d like it to sit… Stand up and move a little too. Make sure your placement isn’t too tight that it snaps off.

* Mark the toe strap and the ankle strap where the neck and tail where your serpent will adhere.

* Hot glue your snake in place {it may be easier to get the right placement if you glue it while it’s on your foot BUT BE CAREFUL!!}

NOTE: Your snake WILL NOT stay on with glue alone.

* String your small beads onto a needle/thread or beader, and knot it so that you have a few inches extra on each end.

* Wrap it over the snake’s neck and around your toe strap…

* And knot it well beneath. Add another dab of glue beneath to secure it.

* Do the same over the tail at the ankle strap.

NOTE: You can also choose to create an X over the neck and tail to really secure it if you’re going to be dancing, the more secure the better. You don’t want your shoes falling apart on the dance floor… or on the red carpet  How embarrassing.

And… Voila!

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