Name: Katie
Occupation: Communications Specialist
Hometown: Oxford, MS
Self-described style: unique, but washer-friendly
Can't live without: a black cardigan that doesn't pill
Would splurge on: ridiculously overpriced handbags. and shoes!
We love how Katie embraces springtime, but still looks sane on this 50 degree day with some dark opaque tights and a cardigan! Her patterned skirt is definitely the centerpiece, but it's her accessorizing that wins our hearts. Love the long necklace and cuff bracelet. Love her neutral toned sunglasses even more. The tucked in shell and high waisted skirt keep it polished and her tights pull the whole look together. Super love.
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Charleston Fashion Week Street Styles
We are head over heels for these Chas FW street styles. What do we love? Of course, statement necklaces and stacked bracelets, but our absolute favorite are the structured shoes and patterned clutches that really make these outfits turn heads! Need to spice up a simple outfit for a girls night out or dinner with a special someone, just throw on a pair of shoes or an accessory that screams “I know I look good!”
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Oxford Street Style... Feminine prints
Name: Sara
Hometown: Vero Beach, Florida
Occupation: Teacher, Teach for America
Favorite Spring Fashions: Nude heels, wedges & floral dresses
A Day in the Life: Shopping after a break from work, then off to dinner. I love Oxford!
We can't get enough of soft floral print patterns and delicate ruffles this spring! Sara pairs nude colors with her look adding a classic touch to her outfit. We love how she belted her dress, structuring her outfit. And of course to top off the look, cutout oxfords give this street style a casual feel, totally enjoyable! Throw on a cardigan and a mid-length chain necklace to tie the whole look together. Lulu's loves her style, so girls take note on what's hot this spring while out shopping!
Hometown: Vero Beach, Florida
Occupation: Teacher, Teach for America
Favorite Spring Fashions: Nude heels, wedges & floral dresses
A Day in the Life: Shopping after a break from work, then off to dinner. I love Oxford!
We can't get enough of soft floral print patterns and delicate ruffles this spring! Sara pairs nude colors with her look adding a classic touch to her outfit. We love how she belted her dress, structuring her outfit. And of course to top off the look, cutout oxfords give this street style a casual feel, totally enjoyable! Throw on a cardigan and a mid-length chain necklace to tie the whole look together. Lulu's loves her style, so girls take note on what's hot this spring while out shopping!
Friday, February 25, 2011
Spring fever: ACTIVATE!
February is evil. Snow, then 75 degree afternoons. Then more snow. But, this week has been cruising at April-esque temps until this morning when we woke up to a chilly 35 degrees. Let's just say we are all done with winter. Our market trips, combined with the blooming of daffodils here in the Little Easy, have given everyone at LuLu's a hearty case of Spring fever. We've been cruising the Spring runways and have found a few looks that will be sure to take you through the next few weeks in style.
The Classic Look
Corals and orange are all over the place this Spring. Shed the cardigan when the weather is loco and you've got a perfect transitional Spring look. We're pretty sure this coral wide leg trouser isn't going anywhere and bright pants are one of the big trends emerging out of Fashion Week New York 2011. So feel free to splurge--you're buying for two seasons! Look how smart you are.
Spring Booties!
We love the way she marries a chunky heeled bootie with a printed dress and vest. While you can't wear your leather leopard moto jacket vest, oh say, to a meeting with the bossman, you probably have a few layering pieces in your closet that can make this look work! A wedge bootie would do the same thing here. Pull out those booties and show the world some leg.
Say Yes! to Shorts
SO many things make this look work. Her bag (!!!), the great chartreuse color scheme, and a good polka dot are all major themes emerging from the Spring (and Fall) looks. As soon as we shed our winter weight (darn you, Girl Scout cookie season), we will be sporting our own version of high waisted shorts.
Nautical Girl
So classic, so affordable. The nautical shirt is a staple piece this season. They are truly one of the more wearable pieces we've seen. Looks great with boyfriendjeans (love her belt), skinny jeans, or skirts. A super cute friend of ours wears hers with charcoal patterned tights, denim cutoffs, clogs and a great pendant necklace. Throw on a cardigan and you're good until flip flop season.
The Maxi Dress
The last few seasons we've seen the maxi dress go in and out. Take yours to a new level of cool by layering it and adding those granny boots that you don't quite know what to do with this time of year. Great color here, again, and it sings of springtime while the jacket and/or sweater keeps ya' warm. Also love how she throws a little edge on with some jewelry to keep it from being too sweet. V. cute.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Breaking News! Published Author Loves Leopard Print Heel!
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| What? You don't look like Kim in your heels? Of course you do! |
Well, LuLu's old friend in a new way (Hi Melissa!) recently reminded all of us of the power of the prowess on her sparkle-tastic blog, Bitchin' Fiction! We heart sexy shoe transformations and we really heart cyber shout outs. Check out Mel and her shoe obsession (and some great teen vampire fiction love, too) here!
Here's to you, ladies--you, who know and harness the power of a sexy heel! Maybe you can help drive old man winter out. We can only hope.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Later, 2010!
Nothing spells anticipation like a big fat January looming on the horizon. Everyone knows LuLu's loves a good party and we've been fielding lots of New Year's Eve fashion questions, so, here ya go, ladies! Some super tips to make sure 2011 sees you in high fashion.
5 Super New Year's Style Tips
The Over the Top Debate
If it's over the top, then New Year's Eve is the time to flaunt it! Who cares if you're only going to to your friend's house for dinner and drinks?! Wear that fur vest your fab friend in NYC sent to you! Work those glitter pumps (we've got those, P.S.)! Say YES! to full eyeliner and oversized earrings! Oxford may be a small town, but we've got a grown up attitude. This is your night to shine. If someone looks at you funny, it's because they're jealous you are amazingly cute. The end.
The Accessory Issue
Accessories can make on outfit or ruin one! Here's our two cents. If your dress has a simple sweetheart neckline, a deep V, or is strapless, please do yourself a favor and make sure you've got a chunky, statement necklace to really set things off. A great pair of earrings can do the same thing. Do one or the other,though. We don't want your earrings and necklace fighting for the spotlight. One of our favorite accessory pieces for 2011 leads us to the next great style tip...
Rings! Rings! Rings!
We can't open a magazine or watch the Style Network without noticing all the fun people are having with rings! Double knuckle rings (always awesome) pair well with New Year's attire or you can simply pile on some singles for an edgy chic look. Don't be afraid to wear more than one--just make sure metal tones compliment each other.
The Little Black Dress
We can't help but go to that little black dress for New Year's Eve. But, everyone else is going to be wearing black, so how do you stand out? Shoes, ladies! Don't be caught in black pumps tonight! Throw some colored, jewel toned pumps on with a great pair of teardrop earrings. Or, why not try a pewter snakeskin pump and a rhinestone cuff bracelet? Have fun with your colors tonight. Black is a clean slate!
Tights are for Pumps, too!
We've been talking about tights since September. Little black dress and patterned tights? Meet high heeled ankle boot! Instant gorgeous. Want to take this look and make it sing? Swap the ankle boot for a metallic peep toe pump. Wowza!
Saturday, November 13, 2010
A Lesson in Biker Boots
We're all kinds of in love with our biker boots from Dirty Laundry, Chinese Laundry's sister brand. But, we keep getting the same question..."How do I wear these?" So, we're laying out a few ground rules.
#1-Keep it simple. Biker Boots are hardcore all by themselves. Don't feel the need to layer on every piece of black leather or studded jewelry you own. Let the boots be the star!
#2-Whichever bottoms you choose-skinny jeans, tights, leggings, whatever-should be kept slim and solid. A small pattern on your tights is okay, but don't get too busy. It can get all washed-up-rockstar-on-a-bender real quick.
#3-Don't be afraid to get a little girly. Pair your fave skinny jeans with a sweet floral blouse layered with a grandpa cardigan. Throw on your favorite mini-bag and you're done!
#4-Get yourself to a thrift store and find a fabulous boyfriend blazer. Cuff the sleeves, layer with a white v-neck tee, pair with your favorite skinny jeans and a chunky winter scarf...perfection.
Now for a visual aid. These ladies are 100% Biker Boot Good...



#1-Keep it simple. Biker Boots are hardcore all by themselves. Don't feel the need to layer on every piece of black leather or studded jewelry you own. Let the boots be the star!
#2-Whichever bottoms you choose-skinny jeans, tights, leggings, whatever-should be kept slim and solid. A small pattern on your tights is okay, but don't get too busy. It can get all washed-up-rockstar-on-a-bender real quick.
#3-Don't be afraid to get a little girly. Pair your fave skinny jeans with a sweet floral blouse layered with a grandpa cardigan. Throw on your favorite mini-bag and you're done!
#4-Get yourself to a thrift store and find a fabulous boyfriend blazer. Cuff the sleeves, layer with a white v-neck tee, pair with your favorite skinny jeans and a chunky winter scarf...perfection.
Now for a visual aid. These ladies are 100% Biker Boot Good...
And this young lady is unfortunately 100% Biker Boot Bad...
So while you're trying to forget that last image, come see us and we'll fix you up with your very own pair!
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