I have been waiting (somewhat) patiently for the number one item on my wishlist from the Miss Candyfloss “Viva Rita” collection to be released, and she’s finally here! The Acantha-Fire jumpsuit has a beautiful tartan bodice with tulip sleeves, and wide-leg pants in the most gorgeous shade of violet:
I accessorized with a an eye-catching Erstwilder brooch in green and a stack of Splendette Duchess Bangles:
I love the colors of the tartan…they’re so pretty, and offer great options for accessorizing!
According to their website, this jumpsuit runs a little small, but my normal size was the perfect fit for me!
You can see the detail on the sleeves better from the back:
I love the cut and color of this beautiful piece!
This was my favorite item from the collection, but there are still a few other lovely pieces I’m still waiting for!
I’ve shown you a blouse, a dress, and a pair of palazzo pants that I purchased from the Miss Candyfloss “Viva Rita” collection…now let’s take a look at the Claudia-Sable blazer that ties them all together!
First I paired the blazer with the Poria-Sable dress. The collar and cuffs on the jacket match the print on the dress:
I went with white, pink, and silver accessories for this look, including a Splendette stack featuring a floral bangle, my very sparkly brooch from the Royal Collection, and a white hat and gloves:
Next I paired it with the Donna-Sable palazzo pants (and also the Cleona-Floria sheer floral blouse, which you can barely see here)…they’re the same beautiful shade of blue!
This time, I chose accessories in shades of coral and pink, including a boater hat from Vixen by Micheline Pitt, another Splendette stack, and an Erstwilder brooch:
Here’s a bonus look at the blazer paired with an all-white eyelet dress from last year’s spring/summer collection. I love the way the white makes the blue of the blazer pop even more!
I picked blue and white accessories this time, including another Splendette stack and an Erstwilder brooch:
Finally, I also paired the blazer with a skirt from last year’s autumn/winter collection (the same skirt I wore with the Cleona-Floria blouse). They’re not quite the same shade of blue, but I still really like how they look together!
For this look, I featured yellow accessories including yet another Splendette stack and another Erstwilder brooch. I love how versatile this blazer is, and how many different colors can be worn with it!
I’m really loving these mix-and-match pieces this spring…they offer a lot of different styling options!
Last week, I shared pictures of a lovely Miss Candyfloss dress perfect for spring; this week, I’m looking at a pair of lightweight pants in the same beautiful shade of blue, the charming Donna-Sable palazzo pants!
I accessorized with an Erstwilder brooch and stack of Splendette Duchess Bangles, plus a boater hat in a pretty shade of blush pink:
While I have several Miss Candyfloss jumpsuits, I only own one other pair of pants, and they’ve a heavier weight for autumn, so I’m really happy I was able to add something that works for the warmer months to my wardrobe!
I have one more coordinating piece to share…stay tuned!
I am slowly acquiring the items from my Miss Candyfloss wishlist for the “Viva Rita” lookbook. Today I’m taking a look at the Poria-Sable dress, which has a beautiful floral print in white and blue and detachable bows on the shoulders.
I accessorized with my most sparkly brooch and a floral Splendette stack, plus a white hat and gloves:
The dress is linen, and at this point, I think it’s pretty safe to say I’ve made my peace with that fabric!
This is a lovely, feminine look for spring!
Stay tuned to see another way I’m planning on styling it in the future!
I don’t have a lot of blouses in my wardrobe (mainly because I primarily wear dresses, not skirts), and the few I do have are more suitable for autumn and winter. When I saw the new Cleona-Floria sheer floral blouse from Miss Candyfloss, I knew it would be the perfect spring addition to by closet. For its first outing, I paired it with last season’s Cressida-Lee skirt, and they really look like they were meant to go together!
Don’t let the word sheer frighten you…only the sleeves are truly sheer…the body of the blouse is more substantial than you’d think.
I accessorized with an Erstwilder Pysanka egg brooch, a stack of Splendette Duchess Bangles, and silver hoop earrings:
I love how light and lovely this look is, and the blouse is so breezy, it will be perfect for the warmer summer months!
I’m looking forward to wearing the blouse with a pair of palazzo pants perfect for spring next…stay tuned!
This year for Easter, I wanted to wear something really different!
I don’t normally wear wiggle dresses (or lime green), but when I saw the Grainne-Lina dress and the Jordi-Lina blazer from Miss Candyfloss, I couldn’t get them out of my mind! The cut of the jacket, in particular, is so striking, with the double collar, wide sleeves, lovely peplum, and green polka dot trim, and the color just screams spring and Easter!
My fears about how I look in green have been completely assuaged…I actually think it’s a really fabulous shade for me!
I feel ready to walk down 5th Avenue in this outfit!
I decided to go with pink accessories, featuring a fascinator and lace gloves. I added a stack of Splendette Duchess Bangles, a new Easter brooch from Erstwilder, and a pair of SUGARFIX by Baublebar butterfly earrings that I found at Target:
I continue to be impressed with how well Miss Candyfloss does peplums!
Here’s a look at the dress without the blazer. I love the detail at the waist!
I love trying something new, and I’m really excited about how well this worked out!
The Estee-Spring dress from last year’s Miss Candyfloss Lilibeth collection is one of my favorites, and I’ve been looking for ways to work it back into my wardrobe as spring approaches. As I was looking at the options in my closet, I realized that the darker blue stripe on the dress is almost a perfect match to the lovely blue of the Minerva-Lee blazer from last season’s Exquisite collection!
I accessorized with a moon and cloud brooch from the Erstwilder/Care Bears collaboration, and a pastel stack of Splendette Duchess Bangles:
I love the colors of this outfit!
I still can’t believe how outstanding the peplum on the blazer is!
This is great way to fill in the gaps in the transitional times of year as far as the weather goes, but I’m looking forward to going full spring soon!
I have just one more piece from the Miss Candyfloss “Exquisite” collection to share…a coat I picked up from their 40% off sale!
The Dashi-Sable coat is a gorgeous shade of blue, perfect for winter, but also a great color year-round. It has a subtle marquise pattern in varying shades of blue and pink, faux fur trim at the neck and cuffs, and a detachable hood (which is a new feature for me).
I’m really excited I was able to add this coat to my wardrobe, especially since the Exquisite collection was inspired by fashion label Lilli Ann, who were known for their coats…it seems very appropriate that I would add such a piece this season!
I accessorized with a pair of Splendette bracelets and an Erstwilder brooch:
Isn’t the pattern lovely?!?
Here’s a look at the coat belted but unbuttoned (which may be my favorite way to wear it):
And a look at it without the belt:
I love the pink satin lining!
It’s a both comfortable and elegant piece!
I’m already obsessed with this coat, and I’m planning on wearing it as often as possible before the temperatures rise!
Time to take a look at a dress in a rather unexpected color for autumn…the lovely Xanthe-Mai double collar swing dress in shades of wine and pink:
This dress looks very similar in style to the Minerva-Lee double collared blazer and the Cressida-Lee swing skirt, with the added bonus of being a single, easy-to-wear piece!
The Xanthe-Mai, like the Minerva-Lee blazer, has an absolutely stunning double collar in contrasting shades that I love:
The contrasting colors also appear on other bodice details, including the buttons, as well as the included belt:
I accessorized with a stack of Splendette Duchess Bangles, an Erstwilder brooch, and the very first hat I added to my wardrobe many years ago:
I also added my black lace gloves and a statement ring:
I love that this looks like a skirt suit!
Miss Candyfloss does peplums exceedingly well, whether on a jacket, or on a dress that looks like a jacket and skirt:
This is bright and cheerful look for fall!
I recently won a Miss Candyfloss Instagram giveaway, and I can’t wait to share that look, too!
Can you believe the Heidi-Abalone tartan swing dress from Miss Candyfloss wasn’t originally on my “must buy” list this season?!? But one day when I was flipping through the lookbook, I realized that it’s basically the same style as what has become my favorite style of dress for summer, just with longer sleeves. So I combed through my wishlist to decided what was going to get the axe so I could add this lovely dress to my wardrobe!
There are some beautiful and unexpected colors in the dress (I love the teal and red!), and I can’t wait to accessorize based on some of those, but to start, I went with basic black and grey with my Erstwilder brooch, Splendette stack of Duchess Bangles, and hat and gloves:
The dress has lovely puff sleeves, which I’m especially enjoying since Chickadee and I are reading Anne of Green Gables right now!
Tartan is such a pretty pattern for autumn!
The skirt has a fabulous twirl!
This is the perfect fall dress!
This “Exquisite” collection has just been flying by, but I still have a few more pieces I’m looking forward to sharing!
