If white is the new black, then no wardrobe is complete without a LWD (little white dress). These snowy frocks are remarkably versatile- an almost literal blank canvass upon which to build your look. You can prevent a mostly white outfit from looking too sterile by embellishing it with an assortment of extras. For instance, you can elevate your look with bold bangles and a beige bag.
Anne Klein Bloomingdales |
French Connection Bloomingdales |
BCBG Bloomingdales |
Milly Bloomingdales |
ERIN Erin Fetherston Bloomingdales |
Sundry Bloomingdales |
BCBG Bloomingdales |
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Complete Your Look
White Shoes
A little white lie is that white shoes are tacky. Not so: in fact, the right white shoes look even cooler than black ones in creating a monotone, not monotonous look. Opt for strappy and sleek heels, but steer clear of anything even vaguely orthopedic looking. Pale pink or nude pedicures are especially befitting this season's fashionable white footwear.
Burberry Bloomingdales |
Vince Camuto Bloomingdales |
Giuseppe Zanotti Bloomingdales |
White Bag
A snowy purse is the sartorial equivalent of an exclamation point. Unlike a dark version, which blends, white draws the eye and punches up your look.
Marc Jacobs Bloomingdales |
Rebecca Minkoff Bloomingdales |
Michael Kors Bloomingdales |
White Shades
White framed sunglasses have been big since the 1950s, when Grace Kelly popularized the cat's eye. To balance graphic shades, pair a bright lipstick. Colors that are juicy and impactful, such as red, hot pink, or bold violet look beautiful juxtaposed with white.
Alexander McQueen Bloomingdales |
Gucci Bloomingdales |
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