I can’t get enough of leopard and I’m not sorry about it! Today I’m sharing some ways to wear leopard for the holidays. Unlike sequins and velvet, leopard is something I’ll wear beyond the holidays as well!!
The outfits I’m sharing are using pieces I’ve styled from Nordstrom. You all know that Nordstrom is one of my go-to stores for on-trend items and perfect for finding holiday styles. If you need something quick for an upcoming holiday party they have free in store pick up. They’ll actually bring it out to your car if you’re like me and want to use a drive through for all your local shopping :).
The jeans I’m wearing here are Wit and Wisdom. These jeans are my everyday favorites from Nordstrom. I’m wearing my usual size, they fit true-to-size, but if you’re between sizes I’d go down. I paired it all with the perfect staple black heel. I’ve had this exact pair for 2 years and wear them often, but they somehow look new. I suggest you get your normal size in these shoes.
The bag I’m wearing here is old but Nordstrom carries several similar black bucket bags.
For shoes, I’m wearing these Nine West Cap Toe Booties. I love these shoes because they are a more dressy pair of booties so they give this casual outfit a slightly more polished, put-together look.
Again, I love this blazer. I have it in white, but it sold out, so I got the black version for winter. I’m wearing XS for reference. It is well cut and looks tailored. The tee I linked is similar to the Nordstrom BP one I’ve had for years that is no longer available. I was so excited when Nordstrom started selling Lou and Grey because they have the softest basics. If you’re looking for boyfriend jeans, these fit true to size. They are an ankle fit so they pair well with sock booties for colder months. I had been on the hunt for a black belt that made a subtle statement. The Gucci belt is such a stunner, but not in my budget, so this Halogen belt I’m wearing is a great alternative.
And thank you to Nordstrom for sponsoring this post.
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