1 Blazer 2 Looks

Blazer: c/o Ricki's - shop here // Scarf: Chermini - shop here

Versatility is an important aspect of your wardrobe. Not only is it better bank for your buck, but it's super boring to wear the same thing the same way all the time. So when Ricki's sent me this boyfriend blazer to style in two ways, I also took it as an opportunity to show the versatility of a silk scarf.

Little needs to be done to incorporate a blazer into work wear. A white blazer offers a good contrast over an otherwise all black look. Tying the silk scarf into a choker adds just enough visual interest. 

The scrunched up sleeve style of this blazer lends itself well for a more casual look. Pair it with a graphic tee, distressed denim, and add some touches with a pile of rings and a scarf tied around your wrist.

Style on a Dime

Blouse - Splurge Boutique - shop online here

Jacket - RW&CO

Jeans - Gap

Heels - Zara

A look inspired by Gigi Hadid but funded by a normal job. Heels, top, jacket, and jeans all total up to less than $200 on sale! Who says you need a supermodel salary?

Red Alert

Blazer - c/o Rickis- shop here

Tee - Splurge Boutique

Jeans - Forever 21

Heels - Aldo

Some may find it hard to wear red without feeling festive. Pair it with white and it may be too "Canada Day", add a little sparkle and you feel like Christmas, throw on some pink and you may be just asking to be compared to Valentine's Day. 

Well friends, that should not be the case. Red is a staple colour that can be worn year round. Whether it's an accessory pop of colour, a red dress, or just the lip, you can never go wrong with a little red in your step.

If it's a little too bold for you, adding some casual elements can make the colour a little more approachable like pairing it with distressed denim or a graphic tee. 

                                             This post is sponsored by Rickis. Check out Rickis newest lines in store or online at www.rickis.com