Feel Fresh Fridays...Styling lace

I hear so many people say they don't know how to wear lace because they either feel like their Grandmother or like they are wearing a doily that their Grandmother made for them.  This is just not the case!  Lace and crochet should be such a staple in everyone's wardrobe.  Here are a few different ways you can incorporate this fabulous trend into your closet.

My personal favorite when it comes to styling lace is actually what I base my entire style off of to begin with.  Growing up as the biggest tom-boy known to man...I love to incorporate menswear into my outfit nearly everyday.  Something about the blend of a masculine look with a feminine touch is just so visually appealing.

If you aren't feeling the menswear you can go with a more traditional approach.  Make sure you add a kick to your ensemble with a pop of color, colored skinny jeans is one of the easiest ways to do this.  We added the gold chain necklace mixed with pearls for a vintage touch and these Vince Camuto wedge boots are to die for!

And don't worry, if you aren't into the lace vibe, you can go straight for the sheer romance with just a touch of lace.  This silk pleated Buffalo skirt paired with the silk button up top and the lace camisole from Cotton On is a great combo.  Top off the look with this wicker Salvatore Ferragamo bucket tote.

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Feel Fresh Fridays: Stripes & Lace

As fashion enthusiasts, the ladies here at Renewal are constantly checking up on trends in magazines and on the streets to give you the best fashion advice each time you visit. We recently spotted this piece on faded railroad stripes and lace in Nylon magazine and were immediately inspired.

Mixing and matching prints is this season's big trend but can be difficult to pull off. The subtly of both lace and faded stripes makes this look easily adaptable to any style. Here's a few ways you can take this trend from the magazine pages to the streets with items we have here in the store.