petite, fabulous, and broke

Collar Necklace: Forever 21 (similar here)

Blazer: Urban Outfitters (similar here)

Crop Tank: ASOS (similar here)

Lace Bandeau: ASOS (similar here)

Velvet-trimmed Peg Pants: ASOS (similar here)

Booties: Qupid (similar here)

Tapestry Pouchette: Belgium (similar shape here)

Watch: Michael Kors

Gold link Bracelet: Thrifted (similar here)

Ring: Vintage

PETITE: Crop tanks are my best friend. They are great to tuck into pants, since there is not much fabric to tuck in. The length is never too short (at least for me and my short torso). These pants actually are cropped, but go to the perfect length. I like rolling up the bottoms to show a little skin and lengthen my legs. 

Again, my bag is a cute small pouchette. I adore the tapestry fabric and navy leather trim on this bag. My dad picked this out when my parents went to Belgium.

FABULOUS: My blazer was a little pricey for UO, but well worth it. I wear it over everything, and I like how it gives me a "fashion intern" look.  

BROKE: Collar necklaces look so great, especially with something plain, like a regular white tee. When I found this at F21, I did not waste a second to buy it. My booties were super cheap ($18) from a store in Center City in Philadelphia. I just put inserts in them so they could have the comfort of a more expensive shoe. Cheap shoes are a necessary addition to any wardrobe if you go out to any place that has a bar so that you don't worry about something spilling on them or someone stepping on you.

I am also showcasing some color blocking. Yellow is a hot color every spring, and personally I just like it because it looks good against tan skin and the color pops. Another way to color block yellow is with a black outfit and choose one piece to be yellow (or whatever color tickles your fancy) as your "statement piece". Net-a-porter shares some good ideas below (I want a yellow skirt now!):

Happy Good Friday and Easter to you all if you are celebrating!