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Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Marianne: Lacona Popover Review and Stuff.

So...by now it should be pretty evident that I went on a little patterned blouse shopping spree at anthropologie, which is probably unwise but I needed cute tops for a work thing and I had a weak moment. The good news is, I really love everything I bought. The bad news is, I now want a bunch more stuff, but more on that later.
This is the Lacona Popover, made by Tiny. It is not something I would normally gravitate towards, but let me tell you: this is cut SO WELL if you are at all curvy. It skims over everything and makes you look lean, plus the fabric is silky and it's such a pretty floral pattern. The back is really cute as well.
Today I'm wearing this cute top with these 1969 Zipper Legging Skimmer Jeans from the Gap. I loved my red jeans SO much that I thought I'd try these as well. They are a little different, slightly shorter and the rise is a touch lower, so I don't love them as much, but they are pretty cute for spring. The zipper pockets are a nice touch and I like to leave the bottom zippers undone to make the leg a little straighter.
Here's a closer look at my new top. The only problem with this brand is I LOVE EVERYTHING. Seriously, I bought and returned the Leila Tee only because I had already overspent, but I'm still thinking about it. I'm also currently obsessed with the Zambi Popover and the Gathered Vines Tunic. I might have to ask for all of it for my birthday or something. If you are built at all like me, I highly recommend trying this brand out.

5 comments:

  1. You are one of my style spirit animals. I wish these tops weren't sold out in my size!

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  2. This is my fav outfit on you ever. I also need this top!

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  3. Looks gorgeous and fits you splendidly! this print is really unique (even among Tiny lovelies). I have the tonnerre grey top but this one is really tempting!

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  4. That top is pretty amazing. Tiny brand tops are always so soft. That's how they suck you in to overspend. Damn their great quality.

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