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Concha Belts & Taupe

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Mar 2, 2015Leave a Comment

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Taupe has been the color on my mind lately. It feels a little more luxurious than camel at the moment and has an 80’s vibe that I love. I was really inspired by the styling of taupe at the Ralph Lauren 2015 Fall show,  and since then I’ve been dreaming of adding a few key taupey pieces to my wardrobe! I happened upon this amazing 80’s military inspired jacket when I was at Salvation Army last week. The jacket was $10 dollars but it was half price day so I got it for $5! What a steal, not to mention it has a Neiman Marcus label on the inside. I’ve been belting everything lately with my Ralph Lauren concha belt! It’s the Texan in me.

Wearing A Gold E skinny jeans with Chloe heels ,a vintage Carlos Falchi eelskin clutch, and Polo Ralph Lauren concha belt.

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