Polka dots? Ellipses? Smooshed circles? Not sure what to call them exactly, but regardless, they are a fun pattern to wear. Patterns at work are a new concept for me, but I’m finding that they’re hard not to love. It’s so easy to stick with black, gray and white solids, so deviating from the norm with a pattern once in a while feels fresh and new. And as far as this pattern goes, with its black and white color scheme and all-over repetition, it’s pretty easy to take – a good introduction into the pattern possibilities!
There’s no need for statement jewelry with a blouse like this – you’ve already made your statement. That’s why I wore my black pendant necklace from the launch party. It blends in with the shirt but adds the occasional sparkle.
Oh, and did I mention it’s the most comfortable top for summer? It breathes and looks fantastic tucked into a pencil skirt. I’m loving flowy and breezy pieces, and when paired with a fitted skirt or pair of trousers, they are the perfect office-appropriate solution for summer heat.
Meredith’s Look:
Shirt: Zara, $25
Skirt: Banana Republic, $40
Necklace: Branché Jewelry Design
Shoes: Steve Madden, $60
Bag: ModCloth, $65
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Elegant, I like it!
I simply adore flowing blouses this summer!
Becca
Very chic blouse! And your hair looks amazing – I think it might be the best accessory to this outfit!
xoxo, Ashley
the pattern on that top is so cute! i think i would call it ‘pea pods’. or else ‘smooshed circles’ was good 🙂
Pea pods – great name!
How perfect for summer! I can also imagine it working with some skinny pants for a great night-out look.
Meredith you look gorgeous in this blouse. Make it a perennial! I love seeing your pictures on Cubicle Chic. Where on earth do you keep all your clothes?
Hahaha I have a very packed closet! I might do some weeding out sometime soon….