Someone call the doctor…because it looks like there’s a yellow fever outbreak! With Farm Rio’s stunning array of yellow floral and tropical prints, I’m thinking this could be highly contagious.
FYI…I might be going bananas….because I am pairing Farm Rio’s banana print blazer with white jeans. And of course, I added beaded banana earrings from Amazon! With a straw crossbody and yellow slides, you have a great summer look.
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Their banana print midi skirt paired with a black tee or matching top and Phillip Lim ankle strap sandals is ideal for a summer flea-market spree. And don’t forget to take a woven tote for the trinkets you purchase.
Farm Rio’s floral maxi skirt and a contrasting print top is perfect for an afternoon summer soiree or wedding. Complement your outfit with a pair of raffia earrings, a Lauren Conrad daisy clutch, and cute eyelet espadrilles….of course.
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With their spotted banana and lemon print sundresses, sounds like a picnic in the park will be on your summer agenda. And don’t you think Anthro’s rattan basket could almost double as a lunchbox?
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A tropical print wrap dress is ideal for a beach resort vacay or dinner at The Drover! Accessorize with seashell earrings and a matching necklace. For a little extra flair, add a charming wicker basket and pink floral embellished heels.
Oh no….are you coming down with yellow fever too? I’ve got the perfect remedy…take an aspirin and go to www.FarmRio.com
Holley Williams is a personal stylist specializing in closet inventory, seasonal shopping, and wardrobe consultation. Be sure to check her Holley Williams Style on Pinterest. Contact Holley at [email protected].
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