Celeb Style: Olivia Palermo

For a long time, I've admired Olivia Palermo's style. Even in the most bland outfits, she looks put together and it's probably because of her hair. It's how she mixes modern and classic together that seems so effortless that I fall head over heels for. Here are a couple of things I've noticed from her photos that I think I would keep in mind:

Lipstick

Opt for classic hues of lipstick. A pink/peach beige for something more casual. A red for more dressier occasions. Pink for spring.

Drab to Fab

To make a drab outfit fabulous, just put on one or two statement accessories.

Classic pieces never go out of style

Be it a little black dress, a white shirt or some black pants, the classics will never go out of style. Definitely pair it up with some trendy items to keep it modern.

Fur also never out of style

For ethical reasons, people opt for faux but it'll never go out of style and keep you warm in very cold weather.

Mixing different patterns and textures

Always go for contrasting prints and textures when you attempt mixing. The more you want to mix, the less loud you want your patterns. Mixing your patterns also give off this look like everything was effortless.

Trends in moderation

Never go overboard with a trend if you wish to stay classy.

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