Olivia Palermo and Chelsea28

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Olivia Palermo Blouse | Olivia Palermo Cropped Pants | Valentino Rockstud Pumps | Furla Crossbody

[ezcol_1half][/ezcol_1half] [ezcol_1half_end][/ezcol_1half_end]Now that it’s finally starting to feel like Fall, I can start to wear the clothing I’ve been dying to wear since August starting this this Olivia Palermo and Chelsea28 look! I purchased this look for New York Fashion Week and wore it to the LTK party at Milk Studios. It was a huge hit and I know it will quickly fall in to my November rotation! I mean who doesn’t love a good pant with suspenders right?

[ezcol_1half][/ezcol_1half] [ezcol_1half_end][/ezcol_1half_end]Olivia Palermo has always been a fashion inspiration to me. I admire the fashion risks she takes, but yet how she always stays true to herself . Her looks are always so polished, classic and chic – I would kill to play her in closet one day! It’s not wonder that I die for her ENTIRE collaboration with Chelsea28 for Nordstrom – there is so much versatility to the line from menswear inspired pieces to very feminine pieces. Because I love both, I mixed and matched a little masculine and feminine in todays look!This navy tiered sleeved blouse is absolute perfection! I love the high neckline and can be great for accessorizing or not! The sleeves are the winning touch on this blouse. It’s such a great way to elevate the blouse and give it some fun personality – what a great piece for work and the perfect alternative to the collared shirt at work! These cropped pants with suspenders are sending me back to my marching band days in a good way! The cropped fit is a trend we are seeing everywhere this fall and is flattering on all shapes! The detailing down the side add some fun character to the pant, but the suspenders are so playful! For this look I kept them off which I like!

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Shop some of my favorites pieces from the Olivia Palermo and Chelsea28 collection here: (OMG, that sterling VEST!!!)

Photography by Jules Kennedy