
NINI | DALLAS | FASHION CONSULTANT+BLOGGER | NINI'S STYLE
Blouse:Vintage|Bloomers:Nhã Khanh|Heels:Yves Saint Laurent|Clutch:Vintage
Nini toughens up delicate fabrics by showing some skin—of the alligator variety, that is.
Blouse:Vintage|Bloomers:Nhã Khanh|Heels:Yves Saint Laurent|Clutch:Vintage
Nini toughens up delicate fabrics by showing some skin—of the alligator variety, that is.
Dress and Belt:Nhã Khanh|Tights:Target|Heels:Fendi|Clutch:Vintage
Black lace conjures up images of the traditional Spanish mantilla—the lace scarf often associated with devotional Catholic dress. Here Nini shows her devotion to bringing her A-game by showing a modern take on a textile that's been a rich part of fashion history for centuries.

Top:Thrifted|Corset:Thrifted|Shorts:Thrifted|Necklace:Vintage|Wedges:Jeffrey Campbell

Top:Borrowed|Skirt:Thrifted|Booties:Jeffrey Campbell|Tights:Topshop
Nicole is See Your Style's resident black + white specialist. Details in the tights and texture in the lace blouse add dimension, preventing the look from being flat.
Top:Forever 21|Tank: Banana Republic|Pants:Ann Demeulemeester|Booties:Yves Saint Laurent|Fur:Neiman Marcus
When Nini does black she always takes it to the next level. Keeping in mind texture and silhouette, she creates a visually intriguing outfit with minimal pieces.
Blazer:Vintage|Lace Blouse:Vintage|Scarf:Vintage|Loafers:Vintage|Bag:Mulberry
Like Iris below, Nicole's outfit also has military-inspired details. Here it's in the brass buttons. But to wear the trend from head-to-toe would require a dishonorable discharge, so Nicole adds a playful leopard print and heeled loafers.
Top:Forever 21|Skirt:Erdem|Pumps:Yves Saint Laurent|Necklace:Janis Savitt

Blazer:Topshop|Romper:Topshop|Wedges:Miint|Bag:Topshop
Marla moves over to the dark side in rich raven. When doing monochromatic, especially all black, incorporate different textures like Marla to create dimension and visual interest.
Jacket:Elizabeth and James|Blouse:Doo.Ri|Bag:Chanel|Boots:Topshop
A floaty, delicate top is given some edge with strong black pieces. If you find that something is a little too sweet, toughen it up tout de suite (as SYS regular Sarah did) with darker colors and rougher textures.