24 April 2009

April 24th, 2009 § 9 comments

         

24 April 2009 , originally uploaded by academichic.

Sources:

  • White top – bought in Romania years ago
  •  Walking shorts – Gap 
  • Red espadrilles – BR Outlet, remixed

Endnotes:

I realize that this is not a new trend (like the Safari or Grecian inspired looks for Spring), but this is new to me: Walking shorts + Heels.

walking shorts with heels

     

24 April 2009, originally uploaded by academichic.

Yes. It’s simple and you’d think I’d have caught on to this one sooner, but while I wore my walking shorts every other day last summer, I played it safe with flats or flip-flops. Today, however, I’m boldly marching on to campus in walking shorts and my red espadrilles. I love the long lines and instant height of this look, and I’m finally at eye level with E. and A. in these!  S.

 

    

Gathered sleeve and embroidery detail, originally uploaded by academichic.

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§ 9 Responses to 24 April 2009"

  1. Thais says:

    OO I love the heels with the shorts. I always wear flats with mine too. I think next time I’ll wear some wedges and it’ll help my hips not looking so stinking wide.

  2. Maeghan says:

    So simple, but so classy! Perfect!

  3. Sal says:

    You look AWWWWESOME!

  4. Chiada says:

    Va va voom! The shorts and heels really show off your figure. Very flattering!

  5. Danielle says:

    You look GREAT!!!! LOVE those shorts on you!

  6. Diana says:

    I would never have thought to wear heels with shorts, but after seeing your look, I might have to try it! I love that embroidery.

  7. Brande says:

    This pairing makes your legs look about a billion miles long. Very flattering!

    I’ll add this trick to my compilation of summer-friendly business casual looks.

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