LOOK YOUR BONÂME PIECES
Lots of ideas for wearing or matching your Bonâme pieces with what you find in your closet.
The plus of the Bonâme wardrobe: it matches everything, everything, everything and gives an extra bit of style and allure to everything, everything, everything.
short-sleeved blouse
The George shirt is constructed from the lines of the Romantic era (circa 1830), with:
. short sleeves but not too much, puffy but not too much either (we want to avoid the little model girl look)
. drooping shoulders (softness and not exaggerated power woman shoulders!)
. a masculine button-up (we're still talking about George Sand who stole men's wardrobes)
. a slightly rounded blouse collar which can be easily opened, closed up to the top without it looking too strict and tie
. enough length that you can tie it for a cooler look.
Here I show you how to match George with what we all have in our closet:
- jeans
- wide black pants
- a black jacket
- a black pencil or loose skirt
Opposite, in black : the great classic. Walk with everything, all the time. Chic but not dull thanks to the little silver buttons.
All the colours
White
5 looks: with jeans, with a pencil skirt (with or without jacket), with a tie, with black pants, with a Cléo skirt
Cyan
The same looks but in blue! I particularly like it with denim or white jeans.
Indian Rose
Ah, this color is full of shine. It works very well with jeans in summer or in contrast with black.
