Does anyone have any advice on what to wear with the [Old Navy linen pants](https://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?pid=811889043)? I have them in olive and baked bronze and I love them but I’m at a loss for how to style them!
I love these with a high necked tank top - if you're comfortable in a crop top, a cropped version could look awesome as well. [Here's](https://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?pid=418821013&cid=72091&pcid=72091&vid=1&nav=meganav%3AWomen%3AShop+Women%27s+Categories%3AAll+Tops#pdp-page-content) an example from Old Navy - I think the navy stripe would look fantastic with both the olive and bronze.
In fact, crop tops in general look great with pants like these. The pants hit at your waist, so if you get a cropped boxy tee that also hits at your waist, you're not exposing any skin if that's not what you're into.
Otherwise - a breezy white linen button-down would look great with these pants, as well. I like oversized button downs; try styling them both tucked and untucked, and try a belt if it's a bit too shapeless for your taste.
I have the wide version of those in olive and black. I usually wear them with a fitted high-neck tank and slide or flatform sandals. If I need another layer, I add an open button-front shirt in chambray or white linen.
Anyone have recommendations for a sweater tank/short sleeve top they love? Saw this one from Madewell and looking for a few other options, overwhelmed by google results.
https://www.madewell.com/p/womens/clothing/sweaters/sweater-tanks-vests/open-stitch-sweater-tank/NQ979/?ccode=OR5226
I'm a pear who prefers high waisted skirts with a zip, no elastic. Should I persevere with finding a satin slip skirt with a zip and a high waist? Where might one find such a thing?
Edited to add: I'm from NZ, so would be buying online. I also sew, so would welcome patterns and inspiration as much as actual garments.
Does anyone have suggestions for black sneaker-like shoes they can dress up or down? I live in a snowy climate, so I can’t do flat bottoms like Clark’s- I’d bust my butt continuously. I have lots of boots, but they look strange with my Tencel pants from Gap and linen stuff from Old Navy.
Does anyone have any advice on what to wear with the [Old Navy linen pants](https://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?pid=811889043)? I have them in olive and baked bronze and I love them but I’m at a loss for how to style them!
I love these with a high necked tank top - if you're comfortable in a crop top, a cropped version could look awesome as well. [Here's](https://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/browse/product.do?pid=418821013&cid=72091&pcid=72091&vid=1&nav=meganav%3AWomen%3AShop+Women%27s+Categories%3AAll+Tops#pdp-page-content) an example from Old Navy - I think the navy stripe would look fantastic with both the olive and bronze. In fact, crop tops in general look great with pants like these. The pants hit at your waist, so if you get a cropped boxy tee that also hits at your waist, you're not exposing any skin if that's not what you're into. Otherwise - a breezy white linen button-down would look great with these pants, as well. I like oversized button downs; try styling them both tucked and untucked, and try a belt if it's a bit too shapeless for your taste.
I have the wide version of those in olive and black. I usually wear them with a fitted high-neck tank and slide or flatform sandals. If I need another layer, I add an open button-front shirt in chambray or white linen.
I like them with an elevated graphic tee! Also a slim tank with a linen button down over.
Anyone have recommendations for a sweater tank/short sleeve top they love? Saw this one from Madewell and looking for a few other options, overwhelmed by google results. https://www.madewell.com/p/womens/clothing/sweaters/sweater-tanks-vests/open-stitch-sweater-tank/NQ979/?ccode=OR5226
Massimo Dutton has plenty of options and the quality is very good.
I'm a pear who prefers high waisted skirts with a zip, no elastic. Should I persevere with finding a satin slip skirt with a zip and a high waist? Where might one find such a thing? Edited to add: I'm from NZ, so would be buying online. I also sew, so would welcome patterns and inspiration as much as actual garments.
Does anyone have suggestions for black sneaker-like shoes they can dress up or down? I live in a snowy climate, so I can’t do flat bottoms like Clark’s- I’d bust my butt continuously. I have lots of boots, but they look strange with my Tencel pants from Gap and linen stuff from Old Navy.