I have an unhealthy obsession with french cuff shirts. Gahhhh they are so polished and grown-up. Men and women who wear well-cut shirts paired with a smart cufflink exude such confidence and POW. I think I am finally old enough to wear them without looking like a 12 year old wearing Dad’s suit to the elementary school graduation. (How ironic, I was just talking about wearing children’s shorts earlier..)
While men say the hunt for a perfect french cuff dress shirt is strenuous, the process is even more difficult for women. This explains why I only have 2 in my collection. Besides, there’s no way to go for cheap when a quintessentially iconic item is involved. The fabric and cutting are just as important as the kissing cuffs. There’s nothing sophisticated about a wrinkly limp shirt even if it can speak French.
Coat: H&M
French cuff shirt: Marks & Spencer
Cuff Links: Sears
Belt: Vintage
Pants: H&M
I’m leaving for Hong Kong on Sunday and will be there for three weeks. Will try to blog if I have time. 
Lookin’ good! I love the pearls and the ‘tude ;]
Have fun in your travels!
Cuff links are amazing. I’ve never worn them myself, but my mom wears them. I remember how long it took her to find a shirt. They really should make more of them.
Great outfit. You look great.
hahaa last picture is my favorite!
This is a pretty awesome outfit
Lovin the cuffs and all (:
I’ve never really thought about wearing cufflinks or french cuffed shirts, but you look so fantastic and polished in the pictures, I definitely want to try. I do hate to iron though and I would def end up the one with the wrinkly limp shirt.
that shirt is absolutely amazing! I love how sleek it looks, I hate a button down thats bulky and awkward. PS your hair is a huge source of envy for me
You look great, LOVE the outfit! I need that blouse
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