A Little Country

Up Top: 

This look was so fun to put together! It started with the vest (Tahoe vest from Piphany) that I was style testing for my friend, and by the way, it’s super comfortable and has POCKETS-ahem.. yeah.

So, this vest is a pretty neutral color and print, like a beige, gray, black, very wide striped, and not super busy. This easily goes well with a busier small scales print (Pattern Mixing 101 here), so I picked this LuLaRoe Irma tunic, which has a black and navy background, tan busy small scale print, and medium scale floral print. The two prints balance each other out and don’t overpower one another. The lighter colored vest is a good contrast to the darker tunic underneath. My necklace is a Snake Twist piece, twisted into a similar design to my tunic, and it is also super fun to play with when I get fidgety 😂

Down Below:

Now, any time I have warmer colors in an outfit I automatically lean towards my brown leathers, so since it was also Jeans Day at work, I picked my medium wash skinny jeans out (A&F, “Brett” Style) and a pair of beautiful cowboy boots (J.B. Dillon) to complete my outfit.

For my purse, I picked my Sseko Sheba bag since the caramel color is just, gorgeous. It’s such a beautifully constructed purse, made with high quality genuine leather, medium sized, removable crossbody strap, and is fully lined with interior pockets. This bag is HAND MADE in Ethiopia, with ethically sourced materials throughout Africa.

What’s Sseko Designs?

If you don’t know what Sseko Designs is, it’s an ethical fashion company in Uganda that sends beautiful bright young women to University, empowers Ugandan women with full time work, fair wages, full benefits, and continued education. Every Sseko product sold contributes to the scholarships and wages these hardworking Ugandan women receive! It’s an amazing mission and purpose, and the impact is incredible! I’m a proud Sseko Fellow, so please let me know if you’d like to know more information on how you can impact the lives of the women of Uganda! If you love the Sheba bag or want to browse for other ethically made fashion beauties, click here for my direct link.