Hiii it’s me, feeling moody today.
I love the way a blazer can elevate a basic tee, baggy jeans, and flip flops look.
I have a thing for Reformation blazers. Every single one I’ve ever tried on has this it factor that looks incredible. The tailoring is crisp, the lines are sharp, the shape is perfection. When I wear a Ref blazer, I always feel powerful.
I found this one on Poshmark several years ago, and it’s still a favorite in my closet.
While it doesn’t have the handy gathered sleeve that my other H&M blazer does, sometimes I’ll use (very loose) hair ties to give that bunched up sleeve look. It works pretty well! You can also use one of those stretchy headbands, doubled up. Just make sure that whatever you use is all kinds of stretched out so it doesn’t cut off your circulation. Very important.
OUTFIT DETAILS
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Reformation Blazer (old) | Similar: Favorite Daughter Break Up Blazer & H&M Blazer (under $50)
Everlane Organic Cotton Crew Tee
Roxy Flip Flops (old) | Similar: Aerie Flip Flop & Roxy Vickie Flip Flop
Mejuri Thin Dome Ring Gold & Silver
Polene Paris Umi Bag | Similar: Mansur Gavriel Candy Bag & Mango Oval Bag (under $50)
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I hope your March is starting off well! Happy Friday!
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Where do you put the hair tie, and how do you keep it from showing? I tried this the other day but it showed the hair tie. Thank you!
Hi Cam! Start with your sleeve unscrunched, put your hair tie a few inches above the cuff of your sleeve, THEN scrunch your sleeve with the hair tie. I scrunch mine to my elbow or a little below. Take the excess sleeve fabric and pull it down over the hair tie. I hope that helps a bit!