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How To Add Pizazz to a White Shirt

Posted by JTWisdom on Jan 23, 2012 in Accessories, Fashion | 10 comments

I wanted to add some spice to my simple white button down shirt, kick it up a notch.

So I started thinking in my head what pieces I could coordinate with my shirt and my jeans.

JT with her doggies

I decided to add an animal print tank and a tweed jacket. The animal print tank is a combination of silk, nylon and viscose so it is so soft.

My Susan Graver jacket from QVC.com has metallic, yellow, blue, and black yarns in it with piping trim so it popped the outfit and took it up a notch.

I have had this jacket for at least three years and it looks as good as new. The jacket came with black pants; but I like to coordinate my jackets with other pieces in my wardrobe.

Lapis Earrings by Jay King

The hair sticks are from Claire’s and I have had them for years. My necklace is one of my favorites, the necklace is was a gift and the heart pendant enhancer is from Nolan Miller.

One of my new favorites is my Ellen Tracey metallic woven jeans, so slimming and love seeing the glitter.

My Dooney and Bourke bag in cherry red was a Christmas present so I am really enjoying it.

My cowboy boots are from Madden Girl and they are so comfortable and cute at the same time.

As you can see layering pieces of clothing from your wardrobe can take a simple white button shirt to another level.

Next time you have on a crisp button down shirt on, please let me know how you style it.

Until next time have a blessed and awesome week.

This post is linked to Not Dead Yet Style!

10 comments on “How To Add Pizazz to a White Shirt”

Patti @ NotDeadYet Style on January 23, 2012 at said:

Wow, this is a fabulous job of layering. I will be inspired by your work this week! Wonderful jacket, bag and boots too – and I love those hair sticks. Thanks so much for linking your fab self up with Visible Monday!
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- JTWisdom on January 25, 2012 at said:
  
  Thanks Patti!
  Loved styling this outfit.
  
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Karen on January 25, 2012 at said:

Love your style and that bag!
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- JTWisdom on January 25, 2012 at said:
  
  Thank you Karen, I received that bag for Christmas from my hubby.
  
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Michelle @Radiant Brown Beauty on January 25, 2012 at said:

Your hair is so pretty! i’m really digging the hair sticks. May I ask where you got them? I ordered a few from eBay and I have a lot now but always looking for a new one
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- JTWisdom on January 25, 2012 at said:
  
  Thanks Michelle!
  The chopsticks came from Claire’s some years ago. Their website is http://www.Claires.com. and they have a sale going on right now.
  
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Carli on January 25, 2012 at said:

Love the final outfit. Especially the bag!

And you were tagged…
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- JTWisdom on January 25, 2012 at said:
  
  Thank you Carli. I get so many compliments on that handbag.
  
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graffiti t-shirts on February 13, 2012 at said:

i have a white shirt & it’s like one of my favorites but it’s got this stuff that looks like red dirt or something on it in serveral different small spots but i’ve tried bleach, laundry soap, hairspray & regular soap & none of them worked, i don’t want to throw it away, is there anyway i can save my shirt??? thnx

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- JTWisdom on February 13, 2012 at said:
  
  Hi,
  
  I found this link:
  http://www.ehow.com/how_4884494_red-dye-out-white-fabric.html
  Getting red stains can be difficult but check this link out above and see if it helps.
  Thank you for stopping by.
  
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