I'm beginning to notice that my work outfits are starting to have more of a casual look than business. Welp! *shrugs shoulders* The dress code is business casual and I'm not supposed to wear jeans during the week, but I figured since it's colored it's all good. I usually incorporate a blazer to help make it look a little more professional. I decided to wear softer colors today since Spring is almost here.

Can you smell Spring in the air? What new trends will you be trying?

Mo2da..

Outfit Details:

Sweater - Old Navy Similar

DKNY Jeans - TJ Maxx Similar

Blazer - Forever 21 Similar

Chinese Laundry Shoes - 6pm.com Similar

Necklace - Forever 21

Watch - Burlington Coat Factory
Earrings - Target

Bracelets + Rings - DIY

I've noticed the destroyed and distressed denim being worn lately and wanted some for myself. This style of denim tend to run a little steep for a nice pair so I decided to create my own with some jeans already in my closet. The supplies I used were:

Sandpaper (Dollar Tree)
Tweezer
Seam Ripper
Scissors
Xacto knife (Walmart - $3)

I used the tools in different areas until I was satisfied with the outcome. The sandpaper and xacto knife were used to get the faded look. The scissors, tweezers, and seam ripper were used to get the shredded look on the splits that I made. I sewed the diagonal split on the thigh and added gold studs.

I also wanted to give the shirt tied around the waist trend that celebrities have been doing a try.

Here's how I styled them together last night.