These two photos show the different that one belt can make. It's a great way to accent your waist and give your body definition.
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| PF Paola Frani Bow Belt |
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| Lulu Studded Bow Belt |
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Monday, October 29, 2012
Take a Bow
One easy accessory that can change a look of an outfit is a belt. Recently,the bow style of belt has caught my eye. I came across this Jessica Simpson studded bow belt at Plato's closet for $4.00. This belt had three great characteristics, it was elastic, studs, and a large bow. Belts are an easy way to make your look more up to date without breaking the budget.
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Which do you like better the outfit with the belt or without the belt?
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Wow really big difference, I love the look with the belt!
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Me too - I love the belted look - and all the belts you linked to, too. Thanks for sharing your look and your tips with Visible Monday!
ReplyDeleteSUCH a great silhouette, Carrie - you so know how to dress that great figure of yours!! The yellow sleeves are so unexpected, and I love the combination of yellow, black and grey. Somehow pretty and fierce all at the same time!
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Great tip! I find that the eye always goes directly to the belt buckle area, especially when the hole is getting a bit ratty, or the tarnish is coming off the buckle. This, however, is a look at me look that I love. My fav is the belted look.
ReplyDeleteEverything working together! Love shoe-belt combo with this sweet dress. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteWith the belt! Such a great look!
ReplyDeleteLove your shoes, too! <3
It's amazing how much difference a belt can make sometimes, great way to add colour to an outfit at times too.
ReplyDeleteLove your dress & the bright yellow suits you xo
That belt really gives the pop the outfit needs... although I didn't really think it needed a pop until I studied the 2 photos in order to pick a fav.... looks super cute on you!! :)
ReplyDeleteEmma and I like "with".
ReplyDeleteEmma and I like "with".
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