red, white, and blue [take 2].

shirt: Old Navy // jeans: Target // flats: Toms via eBay (similar) // necklace: World Market
watch: Michael Kors // bracelets: Urban Peach Boutique + J. Crew Factory

Not only did I wear my new favorite red dress on the 4th, but I kept the theme going all weekend with this red, white, and blue outfit. Simple yet effective in showing your patriotic spirit...and really, any opportunity to wear a nautical outfit right!?!

Below you can see the same outfit where I swapped out the red flats for leather sandals...a little more subdued and perfect for any time...you can never go wrong with chambray and white skinnies!

Hope you all had a great long weekend...I wasn't ready for it to end!

sandals: Abercrombie + Fitch // other outfit details listed above

xoxo,

red, white, and red.

dress: eShakti (c/o) // shoes: Rampage via eBay (similar) // necklace: Tiffany & Co (similar, similar) 

Originally, I wanted to title this post "red, white, and blue"...but I couldn't bring myself to clutter up this look by adding anything else. I love the simplicity of this dress with only the additions of an anchor necklace and red wedges. eShakti was kind enough to send me this dress, and I thought it was the perfect outfit for the Fourth of July. If you are not familiar with eShakti I encourage you to check out their site. Their dresses are very reasonably priced, and they have a huge selection of fit + flare, and retro inspired dresses. The best thing about eShakti...their dresses are customizable! Not only is this red dress fully lined, but it contains pockets (love that in skirts/dresses), and I was able to add a cap sleeve and shorten the hem to fit my 5'2" frame. End result, a custom dress that fits me perfectly! I highly recommend trying them out!

Tomorrow I'll be wearing this little number and spending the day with friends and family at a BBQ...I hope all of you have a fun (and safe) holiday weekend!

Happy Fourth of July!

xoxo,


Disclaimer: eShakti provided a free dress for this post. All opinions expressed here are my own and do not reflect those of eShakti.