How do I dress stylish by remaining comfortable? This can be one of the biggest dilemmas that women face when it comes to getting dressed everyday, especially when the weather gets cooler COLD!
The athleisure style is hot hot hot, has been for a couple of years now and rightfully so… We’re always on the go, doing a million and one things and our to-do list is never-ending. Dressing fancy makes us look better but dressing comfortably makes us feel better.
I recently partnered up with Dick’s Sporting Goods and went to their larger-than-life store in Roosevelt Park in Chicago!
I’m a certified glam girl and that will never change but sometimes I need some fashion R’n’R just as much as the next lady. This is where Dick’s Sporting Goods comes in at just the right time, they’ve recently revamped their women’s section and now have so many functional, colorful and trendy athletic pieces both tops, bottoms and footwear!
I had been eyeing the Nike Fly Knit 4.0’s in Pink since they were released earlier this year but had a hard time tracking it down and in my size. I popped into the Dick’s Sporting Goods location on Canal St in Chicago and tada it’s like they were on the shoe wall waiting for me!
I wanted to create an athleisure look that would definitely describe my own personal taste of colour, cool, comfortable but never sloppy.
I was originally inspired by these two looks from some fellow style bloggers…
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- Danielle Bernstein of We Wore What
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- Nicoletta Reggio of Scent of Obsession
..But I wanted the look to be more glamorous while keeping the original DNA of comfort. Naturally I paired my Nike Fly Knit 4.0’s with a medium blue boyfriend jeans and a snug Black knit. Then I accessorized further with my leather jacket, aviators, a teased ponytail and a bright pink lip to up the chic factor.
How do you incorporate comfort into your daily outfits? Are you #TeamComfortable, #TeamGlam or maybe you’re straddling both lines? Tell me in the comments down below!
This post is sponsored by Vocalpoint and DICK’s Sporting Goods. All opinions are my own.
Photos by Michael Chau
