Mixing velvet and lace

Mixing velvet and lace

One of my favourite style tricks is to mix unusual fabrics. This season I have been experimenting with wearing what are usually considered to be evening fabrics during the day and vice versa. Today I am mixing lace and velvet. I would probably wear this outfit if I was going to a smart lunch or for dinner in the evening.

My green jacket is from Hush. I bought it last year. This year they are offering a velour jacket in a different style or the same style in a sophisticated black and navy combination.

My green handbag is by Cocinelle. If you are looking for a structured bag I would highly recommend this brand.

Black lace top

My black lace top is from Hopefashionuk. I am wearing a black silk camisole underneath as it is slightly see-through. I tried it on with several different coloured camisoles which gave me the idea that you can ring the changes by changing the colour of the camisole et voilà a different look. Lily silk has some good ones

Green velvet jacket and black trousers

I would be equally happy wearing my velvet jacket with jeans thus maximising my wardrobe. You can see how I styled it last year here.

Mixing lace and velvet:

Have you tried mixing velvet and lace? If so in what combination?

Luxurious velvet:

Disclaimer: My black lace top was borrowed for photography and returned.

The photographs were taken by Laura Hines. Follow her on Instagram

2 Comments

  1. Francie Newcomb
    9th December 2019 / 15:05

    Very pretty combination, and I love the handbag! Thanks for the inspiration, Josephine! I’m wearing one of your pretty wool scarves today.

  2. Margie
    10th December 2019 / 01:08

    Josepine, You are sooo classy! Love this velvet jacket.

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