I don’t know about where you’re from, but with the blistering heat we’ve been dealing with in NYC rompers are a great alternative to shorts or dresses when you want to keep cool and yet look fashionable. I may be in the minority, but I love rompers! I love how easy they are to wear (though a bit inconvenient for those runs to the loo) and how you can easily dress them up or down. They come in a multitude of styles that can be tailored to your destination from either the beach to a night out.
I think most people dislike the romper because they are likened to a baby’s onesie.
Though this particular style would look extremely adorable on a 3 month old, if your romper has a similar fit you need to return it and get a more appropriate size! I think this is where the issue lies with most women. How should it fit? I’ve seen women who wore them too tight, too short, too loose, or just had an overall bad fit because it did not compliment their frame. In order to rock your romper, you need to have a bit of room. It should have somewhat of a looser fit and not be too snug. Try them on in varying styles until you find one which compliments your particular body. Pair it with heels and a blazer for a more put together look or simply with flats and a fedora for a downtown city chic vibe. Check out these fab finds for some romping inspiration! Sound off and let your voice be heard!
Sandlot Sweetheart Romper Modcloth $47.99
Baby Phat Ruffle Sleeve Romper Macy's $34.99
Black and white Ikat Print Romper Torrid $58
Pins and Needles Strapless Chiffon Ruffle Romper Urban Outfitters $39.99
Chambray Strapless Romper Torrid $34.98
Teal Cream Floral Romper Kitson $48
I’m all about making summer pieces transition into fall. Though I don’t want the cooler weather to hit just yet, I can’t help but to wonder how I can make my summer pieces work when the temperatures start to dip. Check out this chic romper by Sele which is available at $15dollarstore.com. This romper could easily transition into fall by just layering it. You can achieve this look with just about any romper you have in your closet that you won’t be too quick to put away once we get into the cooler season. Check out the looks I’ve created below. So is this something you would rock now and rock later? Sound off!
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