CULOTTES: WHBM  |  SHIRT: 3.1 Phillip Lim (similar style here)  |  CAMISOLE: Lark & Ro  |  OXFORDS: Stuart Weitzman  |  BACKPACK: Reiss (old but similar here and here)  |  EARRINGS: Kate Spade
As you’ve seen recently in this post and on instagram, these ivory culottes have been on constant rotation as we transition into Fall. I wore them last week again in NYC and thoroughly enjoyed when someone complimented me on the “almond milk” hue of my culottes as we walked into a fashion show. Naturally, we then became engrossed in a conversation about teff recipes and bone broth and instantly became BESTIES. But actually, I just thanked her, and sat down in my seat where I reflected on the irony of the on-trend NYFW compliment, choked down laughter and began writing this post, starting first with the title: IVORY culottes. Can we just call them ivory? Because they’re ivory. Or cream. I’d even be willing to concede antique white, ecru or eggshell. BUT WE’RE NOT DOING ALMOND MILK, MMK? So get it together. It’s worth noting that I actually really like almond milk because unlike regular milk it doesn’t make my apartment stink when I don’t clean out my refrigerator for six months which is something that happens quite a lot. Just kidding, mom! I totes clean it out more than that! I absolutely do not. Back to these IVORY culottes. White House Black Market’s fall collection is all about living to the #BeatOfYourDrum. For me, that harkens back to why I started Memorandum two years ago. Regardless of whether your professional environment is casual, creative, conservative or some combination of the three, you don’t have to abandon your personal style Monday through Friday. To me, marching to the beat of your drum means you don’t have toIvory Culottes
Herein lies deep thoughts on almond milk, clean refrigerators and living to the beat of your own drum…
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