Monochrome for Style in the City

Style in the City took place last Wednesday. This was a charity fashion event which I co-hosted and organised along with the Stock Exchange and Cotton Face Vintage. Click here to read the full event preview and all the details. I cannot thank everyone enough for the support which was shown for the two charities and the turn-out for event was amazing. There was a queue down Shop Street in Galway City from 5pm which I could not believe!! 
I love layering my outfits for a different look so I wore a quilted black t-shirt over a black and white vertical-striped dress. This enables the same one item of clothing to be worn in a variety of different ways and is a fun way to change up your look. It can also be surprising to see how layering can change the look of an item. I took the layering as far as the accessories also by wearing two statement necklaces. I added my black bowler hat for a cute finish to the outfit. Don’t forget you can browse and shop this look at the bottom of the post.
How do you incorporate layering into your outfits?
I had another difficult task on the night and that was selecting the ‘Best Dressed’ winner! Stylish fashionista Michelle McDonagh from Intrigued and Infatuated was the lucky winner.
Monochrome Dress – Lipsy London // Black Quilted T-shirt – Bershka // Platform Shoes – Penneys/Primark // Statement Necklace – Penneys Limited Edition // Heart Necklace – Aeropostale // Padded Shoulder Leather Look Jacket – Forever 21 // Black Bowler Hat – River Island

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7 Comments

  1. Gorgeous outfit ๐Ÿ™‚ Love the hat.. Well done on the event, I have to try make it to Galway for the next one! Also to get some tips, would love to organise something like it in Kildare.. Put my event management degree to some use :/ haha
    Lucy x

  2. Thanks Lucy for your support. The next event will be in the South West so watch this space ๐Ÿ˜‰ Pop me a mail anytime if you want some tips on organising your own event, I'd be happy to help xx

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