Sarah Carbonero has once again been an inspiration for our guest styling. And it is that, the journalist and presenter is one of the the girls unquestionable on the national stage. Their bohemian, romantic looks and, on occasion, rockersserve as a reference to create our looks for the from day to day and on more special occasions. And yes, on this occasion he has worn a style that serves as a reference in the multiple events What are we dealing with this season? Because yes, sometimes we need inspiration to create our own guest looks. And in our opinion, the Sara’s latest styling is ideal if you want to stand out and make a difference in weddings and other events this fall/winter.
This last look that the journalist herself has shared on her social networks is not common, it is not evening dress or a super elegant jumpsuit: It is about a brown two piece suit combined with a range of accessories that provide: a bohemian style that made us fall in love. As we expected, the boho chic style is one of Sara’s favorite stylesand on this occasion it couldn’t be more appropriate as it has been the perfect guest look a wedding in the woods Moreover, what we like most about this style is that both the costume as are the complements of Signatures Made in Spainand we love that style that prescribers like her wear and make them visible.
The star piece of this look is this beautiful suit from the Spanish company The IQ Collection, the favorite of many celebrities Y socialites to attend weddings and other important events. This two-part painted in brown color is ideal for autumnbecause this earth color fits perfectly with the season and is very typical of rural weddings. But the most striking thing about this design is the blazer, with a architectural design on the shoulders who contribute volume to this part of the body. In addition, it has a ready immediately, lapel collar, long sleeves, flap pockets on the front and button fastening on the front. The price, €175, makes it an ideal piece to versatile and practical wardrobe backgroundsuitable for other special occasions.
Concerning the pants of this suit what has shone? Sarah Carbonero for a forest wedding this is one medium shot model, with side pockets, dart on the front and zip and button fastening on the front. The price of € 115also makes it perfect for a wardrobe suppliesbut even for more formal and everyday occasions. Because with an ecru blouse and loafers it can also be a suitable piece to go to the office. The truth is that this is the essence of the signature The IQ Collectionessential for guest looks: mix the timelessness, elegance and quality in versatile, architectural designs and true to their tradition.
To complete this boho chic look, nothing better than adding a wide brim hatwho enters the daytime wedding protocol. Sara chose a different design made in Spain from the brand Nana Golmar. This model, made of taupe wheat straw It has a cup in the shape of mountains and flat edge In addition, it has a cotton strap painted with black stripes and a metal tanka (€352).
Finally, nothing better than what gold jewelry that stand out on the brown color of the suit and hat. The presenter chose what earrings in the shape of a snake from the new collection magic from Agatha Paristhe one for light and a wild touch to styling. And you, do you like this? Bohemian guest look from Sara Carbonero? Now you have the keys to inspire you for your next event outfits.
Source: Marie Claire
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