In this fashion bonus episode, Leigh Campbell chats with Instagram styling sensation Sally McKinnon about the subtle tweaks that transform merely wearing clothes into creating polished outfits.
Sally breaks down the current trends including why socks are having a major style moment with everything from ballet flats to sandals, the flattering silhouette of barrel leg jeans (which follow the natural curve of most women's bodies), and why having wardrobe "variety" is the real secret to great style.
They also dive into the versatility of matching sets for winter (think coordinated knits), why oversized blazers aren't going anywhere, and how the modern ballet flat has evolved from its uncomfortable predecessors. Plus, Sally shares both bougie and budget-friendly options for this season's must-have barrel jeans.
Check out Sally's previous episode about ageless dressing here.
BOUJIE & BUDGET PICKS:
Leigh's bougie pick:
UNIQLO Italian Leather Garrison Belt - $49.90
Leigh's budget pick:
BIG W The 1964 Denim Company Women's Oversized Jacket - $35
Sally's boujie pick:
LOEWE Barrel Leg Jeans (indigo blue)
Sally's budget pick:
Cotton On Barrel Leg Jeans (dark indigo) - $70
For more fashion ideas, check out The outfit combinations that will get you compliments with mimimal effort.
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CREDITS:
Host: Leigh Campbell
Guest: Sally McKinnon
Producer: Mollie Harwood
Audio Producer: Lu Hill
Video Producer: Marlena Cacciotti
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