She's Got The Look!
Self-love never looked so good. Join me as I shop my closet for the 'perfect' outfits that represent Mackenzie in all her self-love glory!
Mackenzie is all about comfort with her confidence so when it came time to pull something together to represent this, I reached for some incredibly soft but thick leggings (or are they jeggings because of the cut and pockets? I have no real knowledge of fashion terms and styles so bear with me), a plain white tee, and I topped it with a hooded pullover. I grabbed a pair of wedge sneakers to top it all off. Mackenzie would love the color and the accent the pink on the sweatshirt provides. The wedge sneaker instead of a plain flat pair gives the look a somewhat unexpected twist which is right up Mackenzie's alley. She likes being a bit outside the box of what other people expect.
Mackenzie is a college-educated, working woman. Consequently, she still has to go into an office seeing as how the world in which she lives hasn't dealt with a pandemic that forced folks to work from home. Seeing as how I haven't worked in a corporate office in over ten years, it was difficult to find anything in my closet that would work. I picture Mackenzie rocking some amazing coordinates and tailored suits. Best I could put together that I think she would approve of was this sweater and skirt combination, with another set of wedged footwear. It's the color combination again more than the actual 'fit - the shoes are color-blocked and provide that unexpected pop to an otherwise bland (if I do say so myself) combination.
Alright, let's party! Sort of. We're just going to ignore the fact that I'm a bit wobbly on the quite high (wedged of course) heels, and instead take a marvel at this little black dress. Mackenzie would definitely throw this on for a night out on the town. It's form-fitting and has a little bit of pizzazz in the form of the gold button detail. It's modest until you get to the fact that it stops just short of full-on scandal; showing so much leg it's almost illegal (lol). The heels, while leaving me as wobbly as a brand new fawn, wouldn't have slowed Mackenzie down not one bit. The gold-dot detail on the upper of the shoes coordinates perfectly with the gold snaps on the dress. A detail that would have caught Mackenzie's eye.
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So there you have it. Three looks from my closet that I think Mackenzie would approve of. You know what else she'd approve of, my latest release, a little novel titled The Other Woman.
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And that's going to do it for this post. As always, thank you for stopping by. Sending you light and inspiration,
Dana