Romantic Off the Shoulder Style

Well SSS the warm weather has officially arrived in Texas now. And I have to say I do love these long summer days. Each season I always try to add items to my wardrobe that are classics and will never go out of style. One of my favorites of the summer so far is my white burnout off the shoulder top by Jonathan Simkhai.

When the heat has got you down and you’re wanting to just grab something light and airy this delicate geometric overlay OTS is the one for you. As you probably have seen recently on SSS I am loving all the off the shoulder tops right now. Like this lightweight long-sleeved white OTS that I wore on our fun-filled road trip to Tyler with my other blogger friends.

My white burnout off the shoulder top has that simple but sleek and sexy look. All the while capturing that easy, minimal styling that I love so much. I have shown this top with some of my favorite black cropped flare jeans (I know you’re shocked I’m wearing it with jeans) and topped it off with some exquisite Harper Hallam jewelry, my vintage Chanel handbag and finally finishing it off with my fabulous Isabel Marant heels. Although I am still a fan of stilettos because they always give you a flattering, finished shape. I am in love with all the block heels as of late because of their always comfortable and seemingly effortless summer style.

I hope everyone had a happy July the 4th last weekend with friends and family. Because guess what SSSquad at the end of the day that’s what matters most. Showing our loved ones just how much they mean to us…even if they drive us a little crazy sometimes.

As always please let me know if there is a look that you would like for me to try or if you ever have any questions.

Best,

tiffany

Jonathan Simkhai White Burnout off the Shoulder Top (on major sale here similar here)/Gap Authentic 1969 crop Kick Jeans (similar here and here)/Isabel Marant Black Rope Macylli Heel Sandals (similar here) Harper Hallam Necklace & Bracelets//Chanel Classic Flap Bag (similar here)

Photos by Mary Summers