Fashion: How To Wear A Casual Blazer Featuring CelebLook

Celeb Look Fashion Post blazer

The leaves are coloured, the air is clear, the sky is bright blue and it's not too cold yet. I love this warm autumn weather! The lovely ladies over at CelebLook send me this gorgeous navy blue turn up sleeve ruched blazer* a few weeks ago and whenever I had the chance I wore it.

My old boyfriend blazer from Primark, slowly but surely, falls into pieces and I've been looking for a replacement for a while now. This one from CelebLook is exactly what I was after. Navy blue is my personal autumn trend colour 2014 and the chic, yet classy blazer is made of a light material which doesn't crease the fabric when you put it into a bag. You can either wear it very casually over a Tshirt and leggings/jeans or glam up a dress. It goes with anything and it is easy to wash, so no fancy dry cleaning involved!

|Navy Blue CelebLook Blazer Combined With T shirt And Leggings|


Celeb Look Fashion Post blazer Blue
Stradivarius yellow mini handbag
Autumn fashion ootd with mini handbag and blazer

I’m wearing:

Navy Blue Blazer: CelebLook (current season 2014 , £11.49*)
Camera Tshirt: Stradivarius (current season 2014, £10)
Bracelets: Schmuckrausch (current season 2014, £5*)
Aztec Print Leggings: New Look (summer season 2012, £15.99)
Yellow Bag: Stradivarius (current season 2014, £17.99)

|Navy Blue CelebLook Blazer Combined With Boots And A Dress|

Celeb Look Fashion Post blazer with Paperblanks diary
Celeb Look Fashion Post blazer and dress combination
Celeb Look Fashion Post blazer Fashion Dress

I’m wearing:

Navy Blue Blazer: CelebLook (current season 2014 , £11.49*)
Aztec Print Dress: New Look (current season 2014, £19.99)
Bracelets: Schmuckrausch (current season 2014, £5*)
Aztec Print Leggings: New Look (summer season 2012, £15.99)
Cognac Leather Boots: Clarks (winter season 2008/2009 £100)
Fitzgerald Ultra Book: Paperblanks (current season £17.99*)

Hope you'll like my accessories, too. I've used my Paperblanks ultra book, which is from their pretty Embellished Manuscript collection. I thought it might be fun to use something different instead of a necklace or earrings :) You may have also spotted my Pretzel and Edelweiss bracelets, which I think look very cute with the outfit and remind me of Germany (Edelweiss and Pretzel are symbols for Bavaria/Oktoberfest).

Thank you so much for reading today's post. Hope you've enjoyed this autumn ootd. Till next time and let me know what you think about the outfit :)

xx CAZ xx

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