26 February 2009
Posted on | February 26, 2009 | 4 Comments
26 February 2009, originally uploaded by academichic.
Sources:
- Red-violet cardigan: Ross
- Red-orange scarf: Target
- Green tee: Ross
- Maternity jeans: Old Navy, remixed now and for the next 4.5 months
- Brown pointy toe pumps: Target
End Notes:
It took a while for me to convince myself that red-orange and red-violet really do “go” together, but this morning I put all my faith in the color wheel and piled on an assortment of colors on my top half. Rather than tying the scarf around my neck or waist, I folded and pinned it to the edge of my cardigan to function as a bright, patterned border. To keep things looking a little more “office casual,” I added brown pointy toe pumps, always a sure bet for dressing up an otherwise laid back outfit.
Frankly, I find it difficult to keep a straight face around split complements. They’re just so darn playful.
26 February 2009 – Wackadoodle, originally uploaded by academichic.
My husband and I are hitting the road tonight for a quick visit to our old college town. Since all my department professors are out of town for an annual conference, we’re taking advantage of a free Friday, a rare and beautiful thing. My next installment for academichic will be from the road!
Category: Beltless, Color Combinations, Office Hours, Pants Please, Preggers, Reaching New Heights
Tags: pregnant > scarf > split complementaries > style
Tags: pregnant > scarf > split complementaries > style
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February 27th, 2009 @ 6:20 am
Great colors! Creative scarf usage! Cute faces! Have a great weekend away!
February 27th, 2009 @ 10:43 am
Your trust in the color wheel paid off. This might be my favorite color mash-up yet.
March 6th, 2009 @ 6:40 am
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August 19th, 2009 @ 2:36 pm
[...] a split complementary color scheme. As I was reminded when I looked at my outfits from February, split complements can be one of the boldest color mixes out there, certainly suitable for superhero [...]