Okay, let’s talk about the 2014 style. I’ve been digging into this lately, and I wanted to share what I’ve been up to.
So, first off, I started by looking at what was actually happening on the fashion runways back then. You know, just to get a feel for the trends. I noticed a lot of acrylic materials. It was wild – bright colors, some even had this sleek minky look on collars and cuffs. It really caught my eye.
Then I dug a bit deeper. I found some articles, one from a “Caroli” who talked about the autumn-winter 2014 trends. Apparently, it was all about what was shown from Chanel to Christian Dior. Another one, from a “Kate P,” highlighted the big “dos” of that year. I also stumbled upon a piece that focused on “easy-to-wear” pieces like ladylike skirts and comfy flats. It was all pretty interesting.
- I decided to focus on these “easy-to-wear” pieces, ’cause that’s more my style.
- I started experimenting with different combinations, trying to recreate some of the looks I saw.
- I even tried to incorporate some of those acrylic pieces, but in a subtle way.
I also read about how Hollywood stars were wearing crop tops and sheer panels. It was a bit too bold for me, but I appreciated the creativity. Then there was something about “underwear-as-outerwear,” which I definitely skipped! But it’s interesting to see how fashion evolves, you know?
My Personal Take
After all this, I started putting together my own outfits. I focused on simple stuff, things that I’d actually wear. I mixed some of my older clothes with a few new pieces that had that 2014 vibe.
For instance, I found a really cool skirt that reminded me of those “ladylike” ones they talked about. I paired it with a simple top and some flats. It felt good, comfortable, and stylish. I also experimented with some accessories, nothing too crazy, just enough to give it a bit of that 2014 flair.
The whole process was pretty fun. It was like taking a little trip back in time, but making it my own. I learned that you don’t have to follow every trend to the letter. You can pick and choose what works for you and create your own style. That’s what I tried to do, and I think it turned out pretty well. I shared some photos on my other blog, and people seemed to like them!
Anyway, that’s my little 2014 style experiment. It’s always fun to try new things and see what you can come up with. I hope you found this interesting. I enjoyed putting this together and sharing my little adventure with you all!
