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Showing posts with label New York Mets. Show all posts

#TSRGamedayStyle: New York Mets

Football isn't the only sport that makes sports fans go wild during fall -- America's pastime takes center stage in October as baseball enters the home stretch for the World Series. In case you hadn't noticed, New Yorkers love baseball so much, they have two baseball teams, the Mets and the Yankees. Alas, the New York Mets don't get nearly as much attention as their flashy counterparts who play in the Bronx, so I'm going to give them a little love in today's gameday outfit inspiration.

This ensemble is professional enough for the workday, but easily transitions to evening -- just remove the blazer on the way to happy hour or dinner to watch the game. My favorite part is those gorgeous orange suede pumps! Every fashionable Mets fan needs a pair of those.


New York Mets fashion


Shop this Look:

Skirt

Striped Tank

Blazer

Bangle

Chain Necklace

Purse

Orange Suede Pumps



Now, it's your turn! Share your gameday outfit with me on Instagram using #TSRGamedayStyle and you'll be featured on thestyleref.com's sidebar.

Do you like this outfit?

XO,

The Style Ref

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Rulebook: Show Your True Colors

Rule #6: Every sports fan should be proud to represent their team, but some team colors can be challenging to wear, not to mention hard to look at. Although the color wheel may validate some choices, it's clear that quite a few sports teams didn't consider style when choosing their color palettes.

Here are a few of the usual suspects:


Clemson Orange & Purple


Milwaukee Bucks Red & Green


Miami Dolphins Orange & Green


Pittsburgh Penguins Black & Yellow


New York Mets Blue & Orange


While they may be difficult to look at, it's easy to see that these color combinations don't work well and therefore, wouldn't look good on most people. They're either too bold, blindingly vibrant or hopelessly clashing.  

If your team is guilty of a poor color combo, it doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your style to represent. Choose black or white options (which look great on everyone) and even consider non-traditional colors depending on what suits you best. You can get apparel for most teams in every color of the rainbow, so the choices are endless. No matter what hue you wear to support your team, your true colors will always shine through.

Which team do you think has the worst colors?

XO,

The Style Ref