Lack of Color Teak Rancher Archives

What is old is new again and this definitely applies to the triumphant return of bodysuits. I remember loving them as a kid in the 90’s and not really understanding why they went away.

All I know is that I’m just glad they’re back!

I try and scoop them up every time I find one in a different neckline, material or colors.

Bodysuits are great to use as building blocks to any outfit. You can dress them down with jeans and shorts or up with a skirt. Wear them under cardigans, blazers, moto jackets and sweaters.

My favorite way to wear them is with jeans or wide leg trousers. You don’t have to ever worry about the shirt moving or riding up. It’s quite genius actually and I can’t get enough.

What 90s trend are you so happy is alive and well? Share in the comments section below.

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SKIMS, Musings of a Curvy Lady, Plus Size Model, Lack of Color Teak Rancher, Danielle Bernstein Macy’s Plus Size, Madewell Cali-Demi Boot Jean, Raw Hem Jean, Bloomingdale’s AQUA, Amy Slingback Strappy Block Heel, Fall Outfit, Warm Weather Winter, Vacation Outfit, Travel Outfit, Plus Size Model, Black Women World Traveler, Monogram Duffle Bag, Kim Kardashian

Stay Lovely!

Color Palette for Fall?

Warm Neutrals.

Shocker!

Can’t overthink Falls favorite color palette — tans and browns will always represent a facet of the Fall season and I’m not mad at it.

So how to wear everyone’s favorite Fall hue. TEXTURE.

Neutrals don’t have to be boring. Mix textures and fabrics to create a more dynamic spot way of wearing neutrals. I chose to wear a ribbed knit sweater dress, wool hat and a camel leather satchel to wear the trend but still keep the look cohesive.

Texture play is a great way to wear a monochromatic neutral look and still keep it stylish and exciting.

A neutral braided headband, statement coat, suede over-the-knee-boots, tortoise accented belts and sweaters are other ways to bring in texture, fabric and pattern play to a monochromatic look.