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Recreating 2021 Inauguration Day Fashion

Hey everyone! I know fashion was probably the least of peoples concerns on Biden's Inauguration Day, but I couldn't help myself. The monochromatic outfits made me so happy, I'm a sucker for a colour theme. Today I wanted to show you some pieces I found on ASOS to help you recreate two of my fav fits from the day!


First up is the new First Lady, Jill Biden. Her aqua blue monochrome outfit spoke to my soul. The matching gloves and mask topped it off, I couldn't stop staring! On ASOS I found a few pieces that would be nice paired together to recreate this look. I feel like the simple blue, baggy, unstructured dress would really compliment the OTT trench coat. The layers in the coat will help add some shape back to your body that may have been hidden by the dress and because they are such similar shades I feel like they'd go really well together. Plus both items are currently on sale so it's a win win!


Dress £14


Coat £47.60

Next, the iconic Michelle Obama. Although her hair was trending on Twitter, I'm more of a fashion gal so I was much more interested in her outfit choice. Stunning. Burgundy has been a firm colour favourite of mine for as long as I can remember, and paired with her complexion and the choice of trousers over a dress or skirt it was perfectly executed. I stuck to ASOS as well for this one because realistically, you really can't go wrong! I found a few variations of the burgundy pieces as it all depends on what fabric you'd decide to go for! I found beautiful PU pieces, the Violet Romance trousers with the belt as well as the Palones Croydon trench coat. I also included a pair of Hollister flared trousers just in case PU wouldn't be someone's favourite fabric or style (or you wanted to make it a bit more casual) and Topshop was also selling the prettiest borg coat. All to be paired with a simple knitted roll neck bodysuit. 




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Thanks for reading todays post, I had a lot of fun judging the outfits but even more fun trying to recreate them. Let me know which is your favourite, mines has to be the blue! 💙

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