Sundays Best : First Sunday!

Barbara reigned as Queen of Mixed Prints today. Her custom multi-patterned skirt was custom made in Ghana. (I'm still mad jealous.) "The quilt-like designs and geometrical patterns complement each other so well." - which I know influenced her choice of accessory. Her triangle shaped necklace almost points to her skirt. Worn with a black top and black Mary Jane platforms she consciously made sure the skirt was the center of attention.

A Touch Of Velvet!

 Radley sure knows how to layer! With a gray woven as a base, he wore a sweater on top and finished it off with a burgundy velvet blazer. I thought the handkerchief matching the sweater was a nice touch. His baroque patterned bow tie sits well on top of his woven, blending in with his blazer and sweater. 

Old Sport!

With jacket and matching pant, layered with a brick red cardigan and plaid patterned woven, Ricardo pulls off the young "J.Gatsby" look really nicely. The bicycle patterned bow tie was also a great use of playful detail along with the brick red stripe in his top hat.

Perfectly Pleated

Stacy's dress worked perfectly with the "lovely" weather we're having. Her Winter White dress (H&M) with a leather stripe and pleats added a simple touch of femininity to the classic black and white outfit. I loved how the buttons of her blazer fell in the same area of the leather stripe. Very appealing on the eyes.

The Goodfellas

 Does this photo even need a caption?!

Plaid & Textures

I absolutely LOVE quiet details. (ie. Details you cant locate at first glance) That's why I really like this check printed blouse by Kasper & Company (thrifted). Paired with a corduroy mini (H&M) and pointed toe pumps (Forever 21), I think I did a pretty good job for First Sunday.