I am not a huge fan of velvet. For me personally, it takes me back to my '90s childhood wearing velvet bell sleeved tops on Christmas or velvet pants to school. Every time T suggests buying a new velvet pant or jacket for himself, I shiver. But then I came across this black jumpsuit by Little White Lies and my restraint on not having velvet in my closet began to loosen. I love how the jumpsuit isn't entirely of velvet - it has soft silky sleeves, pockets, and an awesome collar. It buttons down in the front but ties as tight as you want in the back, making it super comfortable and but gives you the freedom to make it adjustable. So maybe I shouldn't hate on velvet as much as I had been, right? Jumpsuit by Little White Lies via Urban Outfitters. Shoes by Sperry (similar here and here). Hat by J. Crew (sold out, similar here). Bag by French Connection (gifted, similar here). [show_shopthepost_widget id="299360"]

I am not a huge fan of velvet. For me personally, it takes me back to my ’90s childhood wearing velvet bell sleeved tops on Christmas or velvet pants to school. Every time T suggests buying a new velvet pant or jacket for himself, I shiver. But then I came across this black jumpsuit by Little White Lies and my restraint on not having velvet in my closet began to loosen. I love how the jumpsuit isn’t entirely of velvet – it has soft silky sleeves, pockets, and an awesome collar. It buttons down in the front but ties as tight as you want in the back, making it super comfortable and but gives you the freedom to make it adjustable. So maybe I shouldn’t hate on velvet as much as I had been, right?

Jumpsuit by Little White Lies via Urban Outfitters. Shoes by Sperry (similar here and here). Hat by J. Crew (sold out, similar here). Bag by French Connection (gifted, similar here).

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