Most stylish girls on the Internet

Reading my 101 in 1001 list, two items jump out to me as really, really difficult. I think you'd be surprised that the two tasks I'm dreading most are: 

56. Determine my personal style philosophy
57. Reduce my wardrobe to pieces that reflect my style

It took me months to pick out rain boots, yet I've challenged myself with defining my style philosophy, and editing my wardrobe to reflect this in only 1001 days? Madness!

Luckily, I have the Internet. To help me get started on determining my style, here's a round-up of some of my most favorite outfits on some of the most stylish bloggers In The Universe and how these outfits would fit my life. (Ed note: I just reread this and realized I describe myself "walking around" in almost every outfit. This is pretty reflective of my life so I'm going to leave it in, but I wanted to give a shout out to redundancy.)

Mixing prints when out out for a stroll downtown on a sunny Saturday:

via Cupcakes and Cashmere

Modern and lady-like look for meeting Adam's parents for Lebanese food in Gastown:

via Karla's Closet

Going for a stroll in Stanley Park with my girlfriends (followed by a rum cocktail at The Pirate Pub under the Burrard Street Bridge): 

via Jen Loves Kev

For hanging out on the rooftop pool of the Fairmont Waterfront, overlooking Vancouver Harbour:

 via Fatshionable

And for meeting Adam for an evening stroll and patio supper:
 

PS These are shorts via Fatshionable

For walking to the financial district for a meeting with a supplier:

 

 via What I Wore

and for a walk on Robson Street afterward to pick up some new lip stain at MAC:

via What I Wore

The perfect ensemble for a working-from-home day lunch hour walk:

via Kendi Everyday

And for a frocktail party with the girls:

  via The-Anthology

One thing these ensembles share is that they're complete right down to the perfect accessories. I think that's where I'll start: paying attention to detail. Hopefully the rest will follow.

P.S. Kendi's Create a Working Closet series is just brilliant and I'm following it verbatim. Check it out: part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4