How to Wear DIY: The knit pleated skirt
I even got a chance to wear the brown skirt I've been so excited about making for ages--I finally made it this fall, along with two others that didn't require patterns, and I'm glad I was able to make it work for a festive winter look. All three skirts have warm fall colors, but I refuse to retire them with the falling leaves!
I wore this to work and then to a family dinner after work--love the versatility. And the length of the skirt, which makes it not too youthful and playful for work but also not at all dowdy. That's one fantastic thing about making your own clothes--you can make whatever length you please, thank-you-very-much,-society.
Sweater: H&M via Goodwill. Shirt: Old Navy via Goodwill (similar). Necklace: Target via Goodwill.
Flats: Land's End Overstocks. Skirt: DIY, no pattern and simple construction!
I also rocked the teal and white fair-aisle print scarf, several chunky cable knit sweaters, broken-in riding boots, and a red plaid flannel shirt at different times over the holidays. What were your fave outfits this holiday season??
Super cute outfit! love the necklace, and the skirt of course :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love that skirt and the necklace is amazing. It really looks good with flanel shirt..I must try it because I bought 2 flanel shirts and always thinking of what to wear with it.. :)
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I think this is one of my favorite outfits of yours! I start student teaching this month, and this tall lady has been in need of some longer skirts. This is a perfectly put together, pretty but school appropriate outfit.
ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable combo, I love anything in camel/caramel shades!
ReplyDeleteThat outfit is adorable and the skirt is fantastic! Can't believe you made it without a pattern!
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Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the color of your hair, Suzannah - it really brings out your eyes!
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Great outfit - that skirt is so simple, yet so stylish!
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