But since the prices for the Kate pieces are pretty high, I'm going to have to try and recreate this wardrobe myself. I do have some graphic pieces already and I love colorful tights so I think I can make this happen... with maybe a few additions.

One thing I wanted to try was the whole mid-calf/knee-sock look done both by Kate Spade and by JCrew this season, especially when I found some really bright red socks I had after switching my closets this past weekend.
I'm not quite sure how I feel bout the skirt look but, hey... I'm willing to look a bit ridiculous for a day.
The top is from Anthropologie from about 5 - 6 years ago (I love this neckline detail), the skirt I just bought from Target and the peep-toe patent shoes are Target too.
Here's the outfit sans socks.
4 comments:
no, no, no, no.
If you're going to do socks, make sure they come to your knee. And the socks with cropped pants? NO.
It's true! The Spade look is very Poochie!
I think you're on the right track, but the socks should be a bit higher (and the skirt a bit shorter), and it would be ideal. =)
I'm with Amy. Shorter skirt, taller socks, either knee high or above the knee. Possibly also a pleated or A-line skirt, and socks that are a bit more decorative (those look like trouser hose). I do this look all the time, and have never found the proportions entirely successful with a pencil skirt; it makes your knees look sort of cut off and lonely.
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