Today's outfit may be too similar to yesterday's one, but I'm posting it in any case because it was an interesting experiment. Besides, as a serious outfit repeater and big fan of outfit formulas, this approach is a reflection of my real life

About the outfit:

Photo 1 :: I went for navy-ish base column, which consisted of navy turtleneck and dark jeans. I used the same coral cardigan as the day before and I added the short(*) and eye-catching necklace. I also wore booties instead of boots, echoing that navy feels lighter than black.

  • (*)But, as AJ would ask, which navy outfit did actually leave the house? I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on both necklaces, which one do you find more interesting, or more suitable for me?

Photo 2 :: Close up of the necklaces.

Photo 3 :: The outfit without the necklace, just as an illustration why I went for the additional piece to add more interest to the outfit. Other options would include only one of these instead of the necklace: different belt, scarf or chunky bracelet, but since I'm doing Column of Colour challenge I wanted to keep most of the vertical line unbroken.

Photo 4 & 5 :: Side by side black and navy (with both necklaces), even with adjusting the monitor contrast the difference is not that obvious because of lighting when I photographed them, but I think you can get an idea. I've read most of (the problem of too many good threads and too little time to follow them all) Deborah's recent thread about wearing black and Angie's words on it led me to this experiment in the first place. I don't know if you have any preferences between black and navy two on me, I personally liked both and they definitely felt different.

Thanks for your time. Comments, suggestions and observations are most welcome.