The bloggers were killing it this week, and I could NOT choose just one look from each site. I love so much that each blogger can show such versatility, that they do not just show one-note looks. So I doubled up on looks from three different blogs, and paired the other looks up. You know why? Because good things come in pairs (shoes, lovers, double features). Enjoy!!!
1. Pink Peonies

Stripes? Sequins? Neon? Pastel? Layering? What is there here not to love? This is such a great all-around outfit, and it is so effortlessly put together. via
2. Pink Peonies

This is like a dream look for me – I love this shirt! It’s like what Audrey Hepburn would have worn to work. via
3. Gal Meets Glam

What could be just a simple and easy look is totally elevated by these too-cute shoes. This shirt could’ve been worn with jeans, or under a jumper, but the skirt is a perfect match! via
4. Gal Meets Glam

I haven’t jumped onto the “mint” bandwagon, but I appreciate this look. I don’t feel hit over the head with the color, but I also feel like she is letting the color shine and speak for itself, which so rarely happens. The makeup is awesome too. via
5. 9 to 5 Chic

So, look 1 from the “non-doubled-up” pairs features mustard yellow. I can never pull this color off, so I really love when I see people who can, and who do it well. The layering here is great, and while I don’t usually get too much into labels, I love the subtle flash of Burberry inside the coat. via
6. A Lovely Escape

Yellow here as well. I always love pairing high heels with rolled up or cuffed jeans. The jacket and the heels totally elevate this look, but it stays fresh and sweet. via
7. Cheetah is the New Black

Second set of matched bloggers is all about printed skirts. I like my animal prints in small doses, via the skirt. The peep-toe booties and the great jacket keep the look from being all about the skirt, and keep the skirt as a part of the look, instead of making it the entire focus. via
8. This Time Tomorrow

This skirt is used in the same way – as an accompaniment, rather than the main course. Your eyes are draw to the skirt, but it isn’t blinding or overwhelming – it’s almost soothing. via
9. See Jane

The jeans – I will take 100 pairs, and be happy for the rest of my life! via
10. See Jane

Don’t look back! Plaid becomes positively classic when paired with this skirt and the cute flats (and this from the girl who wore a black and white flannel shirt in her 8th grade picture that was VERY grunge – the shirt, not the picture). I love the laid back vibe! via
– S
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