Styling My Vacation Set
I love the pattern overload of all three pieces together, but some may find it a bit much. If that’s you, you can still sew this set but maybe only sew one or two pieces in a print and the rest in a solid. Say a print halter with a solid button up and pants. OR they reverse - sewing the button up and pants in a print with a solid halter top.
Another option would certainly be make all three pieces in a solid for a monochromatic look.
Or you could sew all three pieces in a print, but break it up by styling the separates with other solid pieces like I’ve done below.
All three pieces for maximum effect when you really want to stand out.
I paired this with black wooden earrings and my clear Mix 6 heels.
Add a pop of color with a bright top with the button up and pants.
This is a target top from a few years back and black wedges.
Just the halter and pants are perfect for a brunch look.
I added gold accessories and my white two strap sandals from Target
Keep it simple with a solid top paired with the pants and flat sandals.
This top is actually a bodysuit (ME2043). I dressed it down with my platform sandals from WalMart, but keep it cute with chunky black wood accessories.
Use the button up as a layering piece over separates or a jumpsuit.
This is the same bodysuit along with ponte pull on pants from Old Navy to give the look of a jumpsuit.
Pair the halter with a skirt and heels for a sexy date night look.
This asymmetrical, gathered skirt adds some sexy to the halter top and these strappy heels really add umph.
Wear the shirt as a dress. Dress it up with wedges, keep it casual with flats or choose sneakers for comfort.
