It's
finally starting to feel a little like spring over in England! I
really do hope the snow is gone for good! It is finally time to
transit my winter wardrobe into something more playful and fresh. One
of my favourite wardrobe piece to wearing during this tricky
transition period is the classic Breton top. Pair it with simple
skinny jeans and ballet pumps, this look never goes out of style.
The
Breton top originated from the Brittany Navy uniform, where people
believed that by wearing this distinctive pattern, sailors could be
easily spotted in the waves. The Breton top was made famous by Coco
Chanel's Nautical collection in 1917 and since then it has become a
staple in every girl's wardrobe. Chanel had changed the history of
women's clothing, where clothes had previously been heavily fitted
and restricted. She gave women a sense of freedom and empowerment to
be able to dress the way men did.
Fans
of the Breton top include Audrey Hepburn, Pablo Picasso, James Dean
and many more...
This
is my version of the Breton top i bought a few seasons back. This
adorable Sonia Rykiel cotton top simply goes with everything. It's
effortless chic. The cute detachable Eiffel Tower neck piece gives
this classic top a little edge and makes it ever more Parisian. OOo
la la.....
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