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WHAT TO WEAR: Girl's Night Out

June 17th, 2016 at 2:00am

A night to talk about anything and everything while looking fabulous with your best girlfriends. Ladies, what could possibly be better than a girl’s night out? Summer is here, which means many of us now have jobs or internships lined up. Life gets busy, so remember that girl’s nights are crucial to unwind and just have fun.

This Fashionista has the GNO summer look perfected. While this beautiful Fashionista is chic yet comfortable, she demonstrates exactly why this outfit would be perfect for a night out on the town. She wore an elegant, bodycon midi dress with a blush overlay sweater. The best thing about this outfit is versatility. The overlay sweater even allows this outfit to go from day to night. Busy day? Remove the sweater and you’ve got an outfit to wear for a night out.

Keep it classy with a neutral color palette like this Fashionista. Her simple accessories makes this whole outfit cohesively put together. Remember, less is more! This Fashionista made her bold points of reference by wearing a basic midi with her accessories and deep brown lip color. Every accessory complements the other. The stacked nude heels pair perfectly with her beige watch. The gold-plated pendant necklace adds some sparkle to contrast with the other neutral, matte textiles. She displays her Rebecca Minkoff bag, which is the perfect summer bag. For summer, I personally prefer not having anything too bulky so I can just throw it over my shoulder. You can never go wrong with dazzling up a basic dress with some rad accessories. This look seems effortless yet so chic at the same time which is exactly what makes it perfect for a girl’s night out.

One Simple Change: Swap the crochet overlay sweater for a black blazer and what do you have? You’ve got yourself the perfect outfit for that interview you’ve been working so hard to schedule. The employer would be so impressed with your sophistication and classy wardrobe choice. Best part? You can feel just as confident without having to sacrifice any comfort.

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