
ALICE | KRAKOW |BLOGGER | ALICE POINT
Trench:Zara|Cardigan:Zara|Leggings:H+M|Booties:Zara|Bag:Zara|Necklace:Vintage
The best way to offset a somber palette is to add a jolt of color. Alice took her neutrals up a notch with boldly patterned leggings.

Trench:Zara|Cardigan:Zara|Leggings:H+M|Booties:Zara|Bag:Zara|Necklace:Vintage
The best way to offset a somber palette is to add a jolt of color. Alice took her neutrals up a notch with boldly patterned leggings.

Shirt:H+M|Leggings:Lucyd Acyd|Boots:Zara|Necklace:Vintage
Alice is sliced and diced in graphic leggings. She kept it simple on top with a bit of volume, making it easy to zone in on the bottom.
Jacket:Zara|Leggings:H+M|Boots:Zara

Tunic:Junya Watanabe|Leggings:Balenciaga|Faux Fur Jacket:ABS|Booties:Fendi|Sunglasses:Super|Gloves:Barneys
Nini does a wild print in a ladylike silhouette. While keeping the rest of her outfit balanced and equal in ebony, she allows her print to shine!
Jacket:Vintage|Top:Vintage|Leggings:Target|Flats:Vintage|Bag:Dooney+Burke

Tanks:American Apparel|Leggings:American Apparel|Sneakers:Gola
Layering tanks is an easy (and ventilated) way to add dimension and more color to a summer look. Mia takes it one step further by having tanks of varying lengths, keeping the bolder color on top which creates the illusion of length.
Tank:Helmut Lang|Skirt:Comme des Garçons|Leggings:Romeo and Juliet |Booties:Givenchy|Necklaces:Vintage
There's a natural inclination towards brighter colors and prints as the mercury rises. The majority of us opt for patterns, but instead of wearing floral prints, Nini's skirt is literally in bloom.
Jacket:Vintage|Blouse:Vintage|Leggings:Target|Scarf:Vintage|Booties:Vintage
Melanie's leggings bloom May flowers from the April showers. But since it never rains in southern California, this necessitated a trip to the local target.
Blouse:Thrifted|Leggings: Forever 21|Ankle Strap Heels:Forever 21

Blazer:Thrifted|Blouse:Thrifted|Leggings:Topshop |Booties:Forever 21|Bag:Screamous (local store in Jogjakarta) |Sunglasses:Forever21
Marla proves that less is more with a subdued color palette and strong, clean lines.