Thorson photography photo via frolic, mini pastries via inspired by this, james moes dress photo via ruffled, doodles by me
I love the drama of these colors together. And everyone knows that things only get better when you add twinkle lights.
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Thorson photography photo via frolic, mini pastries via inspired by this, james moes dress photo via ruffled, doodles by me
I love the drama of these colors together. And everyone knows that things only get better when you add twinkle lights.
tassel garland via confetti system, top right photo via elizabeth messina, guitarist via elizabeth anne designs
pairing navy and pink almost always means preppy. I wanted to show how that isn't always case. By throwing in charcoal gray, gold, silver, seafoam, and white it makes it all a little more hipster and a little less country club. Of course if you add the confetti system to just about anything it's already going to be more fun.
top photo via visuelle mints via an apple a day, ford via my funny eye
I love the color combination of navy and tangerine (well, off of the football field at least.) It not only manages to find the perfect balance between retro and modern, but preppy and hipster as well. Can't you imagine an 80's (who am I kidding, I think I saw this outfit last summer) frat boy wearing a navy and white sweater with crisp (possibly too short) orange shorts just as easily as you can a hippie dancing around in a flowing navy sun dress with bright orange flowers in her hair? What about a super modern all white loft with touches of navy and orange or a home from the 60's with orange shag carpeting and navy rimmed china on the table?
See? This combo can go either way. Just depends on the person and the connection the feel to the colors.
Using this peony I came up with today's board-a summer wedding at sunset. Very classic, chic, and preppy, with an outdoor ceremony by the lake followed with blue or blackberry filled desserts, an all white wedding cake, and lots of slow dancing.