Black and Bright Collection from Taylor Joelle Designs

Dislosure: I received a complimentary product in order to facilitate my honest and thoughtful review. All opinions are my own.

This fall, Taylor Joelle Designs, debuted the Black and Bright Collection. I previously wrote about how I love everything about this collection. It’s full of vibrant, bright colors paired with traditional black and white. And who doesn’t love tulle, ruffles, lace and peplum tops? It’s such a unique and fun collection, unlike what you’ll find anywhere else!

I was so excited to receive the Heart Shirt, seen below, for review:

Photo: Taylor Joelle Designs

This top is great – it pairs so well with many of the bottoms in the Black and Bright Collection, but also many of the bottoms in my daughters’ already existing wardrobe. Here is Twin A wearing the Heart Shirt. It’s so comfortable and can be worn as is, with short sleeves or with a cardigan, like below.

The quality of the top is great with a slight stretch to the fabric. The fabric holds up well to washings and the graphic is high quality – not going to fade or get ruined in the wash! I also love the ruffle at the edge of the sleeve. Overall, great shirt, high quality and looks great on.

Here are some of my other favorite looks from the Black & Bright Collection:

Sale Alert

This Friday, you cannot miss all of the amazing deals going on at Taylor Joelle – especially featuring new collection, Cohen.


Photo: Taylor Joelle Designs

There will be both Flash Sales and regular Black Friday Sales -great for gifts or for stocking up on clothes for your little one.

Visit Taylor Joelle on the web & see more of their oh-so-adorable clothing designs for kids.

Comments

Jody says
November 28, 2013 at 3:01 am

The pink-and-white with black accents is my favorite.

Happy Thanksgiving Stephanie:)!

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