Marbleization

So this is clearly NOT an outfit you'd wear everyday😆. This is a showstopper. I loved the marbleized pattern. There's movement to it, not an obvious effect given the aim to look like, well, marble. I thought the romper was so cool, especially with the high neck and cargo pocket detailing. This romper has edge. It's not a flirty little thang. Neither is her Big Sis of a jacket. I love things that are large in scale. And what chick doesn't feel like an itty bitty pretty lady in a giant coat? Cue saying to your man, "I'm sooo cold, can I borrow your jacket. My dainty little bones require extra insulation." Even if it's 90 degrees. I'm learning men like jobs, so they'll give you their coat every time. If they don't, they're male instincts suck, so run.
 

The jacket is effortless in its oversized look. It is relaxed yet has purpose. The effect of both pieces having the same material packs a punch, but the bare legs make it not overwhelming. This ensemble is another Norma special. Wearable, pack able, light, comfortable, and unique. It's also modular in that each piece can most certainly be worn on its own. The jacket will dress up any basic jeans and tee look. The romper is delicious, and can be dressed up to LBD status with heels and opaque black tights. The tights take it to colder weather. Dress it up with bold but clean jewelry. A chunky earring or cuff. Nothing wimpy that will get lost. Chunky high heeled boots 👏🏻, like I have on in the pic. I recently wore the jacket over a long black better dress and motorcycle boots. Both pieces are truly versatile. Don't shy away from pattern. Embrace it and use it to top your classic palette. The neutrality of the color scheme makes it widely usable. This look can be dressy, while the anorak feel of the jacket is also "yeah, whatever" cool. So, item to add to your wardrobe: a relaxed fit, boldly patterned jacket in neutral colors. The romper is more taste specific, it's not for everyone. Whatever your preferred style is, experiment this season with scale and detail. A little goes a long way, and a wisely purchased piece can blast your basics for years to come.

Much Love, Marble Mama📓