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What To Wear Now: Your Statement On Your Sleeve

What To Wear Now? Your Statement On Your Sleeve! #fashionover40 #trends @MillybyMichelle @ClubMonaco @velvet_tees @Balmain @Burberry

It’s a new year and naturally, you’re probably craving some change in the sartorial department. And while there are plenty of amazing styles and pieces hitting the racks for spring, many of us are stuck with at least another two or three months of cold weather, but we still want something new!

Perhaps the quickest way to update your look for the upcoming months is to change up your sleeve styling

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My Self-Imposed Uniform

Experimenting with fashion pieces in my closet to reflect my personal style is one of my favorite ways to express myself, though Monday through Friday my attention is focused on my duties as a stay-at-home mom, so I have a self-imposed uniform and I love it. 

Some of the women whose style I admire most have a bit of a methodology to their way of dressing, and it reduces the decision fatigue of trying on piece after piece to see if they go together, which often ends in a pile of unfolded clothes on the bed. Emmaunelle Alt, Garance Dore, Jeanne Damas, Charlotte Casiraghi, Giorgia Tordini, Maja Wyh, Olivia Palermo, Caroline de Maigret, and Erin Wasson are just a few of my style icons and together they all look so polished, put together, and yet not overdone. You can see more of what inspires my style over on my Pinterest board called STYLE. 

When you can have a simple uniform base layer like black jeans (these high-waisted stretchy Levi's) with a neutral top, you can throw nearly anything over it and look instantly stylish. An all-black-everything outfit is my favorite ensemble for nearly every occasion, because it can be easily changed for events with the addition of sparkly, chunky jewelry, a printed overcoat, or bright silk scarf. Not to mention, it hides food stains, spilled coffee, and nearly everything else you'd find within 3 feet of a toddler. And, as one of my best friends always says, "black makes everything look more expensive." 

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Double-Breasted Love

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#StreetStyleTrends2014

Double-breasted blazer

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This is not an ad, this is just new york city. All the time.

photographed by Luis Flores