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If there is one pair of pants you buy this spring, this just may requirement to be it. I bought these Ann Taylor wide leg ankle-length pants last spring in pinstripe (remember this post?) as well as did cartwheels when I spotted them back once again this season in three new hues. They are available in petite, routine as well as tall sizing (major wins!) as well as have the absolute most perfect, comfortable in shape on the planet. They preserve a lovely shape as well as a smooth leg line while likewise having a hint of stretch which makes them unbelievably comfy for a long day at the office. I’m consumed with this rich olive hue, however likewise got them in black as well as am believing about going back for them in ivory. Somebody hold me back.
This ribbed ivory sweatshirt is one more Ann Taylor essential that I’m excited to get a great deal of utilize out of this spring as well as summer. I like the shoulder detail with the three black buttons—it adds just the right amount of rate of interest to the traditional crewneck sweater while still enabling it to go with absolutely everything.
Speaking of going with everything, I can already tell that these black suede tie sandals will be MVPs all season. This is my fourth (maybe fifth?) pair of ankle strap sandals from Ann Taylor, as well as the like is so. dang. real. If you haven’t taken a better look at their shoes lately, you’re missing out. They’re one of the extremely few retailers who manages to achieve top-notch quality, comfort as well as in shape at an budget-friendly cost tag. And speaking of hoarding favorites, I’m feeling the urgent requirement to order these in every. single. color. I mean, exactly how gorgeous is this coral pink?! Or the dove grey! Or the RED! Ok, I’m stopping. But wait, the NAVY?! Alright I’m seriously done now. I’m not going to even mention the blush.
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PANTS: c/o Ann Taylor | SWEATER: c/o Ann Taylor | SANDALS: c/o Ann Taylor | BAG: YSL | SUNGLASSES: electric eyeglasses | WATCH: c/o Michele (worn with this strap) | EARRINGS: Jenny Bird
Thanks to Ann Taylor for partnering on this post!