Inspired by: Liz of Late Afternoon

Liz of Late Afternoon, image via her blog

I've really been into utility shirts lately (if you follow me on Twitter, you'd know I just scored two vintage Dior blouses for $20 each!), and when I saw Liz's version, I just had to re-create it. I adore the revealing yet non-scandalous bralet, which is a perfect subtle-sexy balance.

Even if you aren't as daring as Liz, the shirts below are sheer enough to wear buttoned-up and still give the right amount of attention to the less-often admired.

Reiss silk utility shirt, $150 / Miso floral bralet, $40 / Current/Elliott skinny jeans, $272 / Zara leather heels, $50 / Kenneth Jay Lane chunky necklace, $150

Unif utility shirt, $66 / TopShop tie-dye bralet, $14 / Hydraulic shorts, $28 / Minnetonka moccasins, $50 / American Retro river hat, $99

Madewell utility shirt, $110 / Topshop sunflower bralet, $40 / Jovonna maxi skirt, $104 / Sam Edelman lace-up wedges, $193 / American Rag braided belt, $100

What do you think? Would you give any of these looks a try? If not, I'd love to hear how you would style it!

Coco Rocha Rocks

In addition to this blog, I also have a Tumblr to keep track of everything I think is awesome on the Internet. One of them is model Coco Rocha, and her Tumblr has officially captured my heart.

Social media is an amazing resource to learn more about models, celebrities, designers, magazines and bloggers (speaking of, are you following LightsSoBright yet?). I've never felt so close to the likes of Chris Benz, Nicole Richie and the Zoe. Also, thanks to social media, we've found out how ridiculously awesome Erika Bearman, aka OscarPRGirl, is.

Back to Coco Rocha, there are billions of things to gush over (like her work with Haiti, tearsheets from her ad campaigns, semi-wishing I were her, etc), most recently I'm crazy obsessing over these animated GIFs, created with photographer Jamie Beck.

Subtle, but captivating.

I'll be honest, this one scares me.

Coco Rocha's bedroom.. I need this decorator, asap.