What to wear with a black romper.

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Zoey A.

Mar 8, 2014

Zoey A.

I have a black romper, and it fits tight in the bum, has a belt, and and has crisscross straps in the back. I wanna wear it to a house party, but I don't know what to wear it with. The party is going to be inside, but I might be walking outside and although it's going to fairly cold out, I do have a really strong tolerance for the cold. Thank you so much!! xoxoxo.

Kaitlyn K.

Mar 8, 2014

Kaitlyn K.

Maybe a black cardigan, and some black high heels or flats :)

Zoey A.

Mar 8, 2014

Zoey A.

I'll probably wear black flats, but I would like a bit of a colour pop. Do you think a purple cardigan with an off white chunky knitted circle scarf would look alright?

Autumn Hope F.

Mar 8, 2014

Autumn Hope F.

That should look cute :)

Zoey A.

Mar 8, 2014

Zoey A.

Thanks guys!! :)

Sarah M.

Mar 8, 2014

Sarah M.

When you going to come scoop me for the party, bae? WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT SAUCY GOLD ONE?
I say keep the purple cardigan, but no to the scarf. I detest scarves, so I'm biased here

Zoey A.

Mar 8, 2014

Zoey A.

Ooh, Sarah, as saucy as tge gold outfit was, I'd just get too hot. I'm picking you up after I pick up my flamingo beer bong, and then we can quickly cruise for some sweet honey bunnies before we hit the party, baee.

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