Spring Training Fashion Do's and Don'ts

 
 
 

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Who said you have to sacrifice your style to be comfortable at Spring Training games? Tess Loo, head stylist at My Sister’s Closet and Well Suited, the Valley’s premier dealer of recycled designer apparel, has shared some of her tips to get that eye-catching look at the ballgame: 

You will be sitting outside for several hours - wear a hat!   Choose a team hat that is preferably from one of the teams you are watching.  The older and more seasoned the better. That does not mean reeking of beer and covered with mustard. Or ladies, a great fedora, with your favorite Ray Bans. After all, what a great place to meet male baseball fans.  My best topper is my Melissa Odabash black and white fedora paired with my pink Ray Bans, lots of sunscreen and dewy lips coated with Burt’s Bees.  

Yes, a cute dress is appropriate. Casual and colorful and a good length for ssitting. NOT too short. An outfit of all white is always a good spring look if you can do this without wearing your food. 

DO NOT wear your favorite baseball jersey reproduced in PINK. NO PINK.  Stick with the actual jersey colors. If you want to jersey up, be sure it is authentic looking and well fitting. Tie it over a tank and put on a fun eyelet or floral skirt.

Put on your Ash wedge tennies, Tory Burch flops or Havaianas. Be sure you are up to date with your pedicure if the tootsies are exposed.

A pair of rolled at the top beach pants with an off the shoulder sweater is always a great pulled together casual look.  Choose a blue and white horizontal stripe top for a fresh look.

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 March 2013 17:58 )