Styling a Co-Ord Set!
I thought I'd share some inspiration for styling co-ord sets. Obviously, the peices don't have to be worn together, but look great when they are.
Co-Ord sets are ideal for most times of the year. A lot of places are stocking some really cute ones for Spring/Summer.
I bought this cute blazer and shorts set. (I have linked most of the items shown on this page if they are not already sold out- *not affiliate links*).
This one is great because you can dress it up or down for lots of different occasions.
I'll show you...
Missguided- White Polka Dot Blazer & Tie waist Polka Dot Shorts.
They also have this set in different colours:
Orange Polka Dot Blazer and Orange Polka Dot Shorts.
Grey Polka Dot Blazer and Grey Polka Dot Shorts.
Here I have styled the whole set together. Team it with a lace bodysuit for an evening vibe.
Add a more casual bodysuit or even a plain t-shirt to accompany it for day time outfit.
T-shirt- Mens basic t-shirt, size small from Primark.
The blazer works perfectly with jeans or you could even put it together with denim/ black shorts.
Again, I've put it with a lace bodysuit for an evening vibe, but could easily be put with a tee or vest bodysuit for a more casual look.
There are so many ways I could have shown you a more casual vibe, but this worked for what I intended to show.
(Bodysuit- Missguided)
Without the blazer the shorts make a cute outfit for day time wearing.
Even wondering around abroad somewhere or heading down to
the beach in a bikini.
Bikini- H&M - no longer available (Sorry!).
Co-ords work really well if you're packing for a trip and are tight on space. You have a whole days worth of outfits here. The shorts and a tee/bodysuit for day time (even with a bikini), exploring and heading to the beach/ hotel pool. Then add a different top with the blazer for evening dinner. SORTED!
I think this is definitely coming with me on my next trip!
I would love to see the ways you guys style up co-ord sets and I challenge you to see how many possible outfits you can make.
A little tip- the more neutral the colours of the set the easier it will be to find lots of different combinations.
Challenge accepted?
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