Today we'll talk about checked pieces, or more technically about check, since this print is absolutely ruling this year's autumn. The conservative, timeless and popular pattern appears in fashion in small variations almost without a break. And where did it come from? The originally Scottish pattern is formed by coloured stripes crossing each other in a square or rectangle. Check is characteristic of, for example, the world brand Burberry. It is represented by red, black and white stripes on a beige background. At the moment you will find it on absolutely all items of clothing and accessories and it is almost impossible to overlook. That is why it is important to know the following:
How to wear check?
Simply. Fortunately it suits absolutely everyone and it is no problem to combine it for any occasion. The current trend is to layer it and wear different checks together. If you have a more conservative nature, choose just one check pattern and combine it with plain pieces. You can't go wrong that way.
At the start of autumn I have so far "dared" only a classic checked suit. Because of the double-breasted fastening and slightly oversized cut, it looks a bit masculine to me. So I balanced the overall impression of the outfit with a delicate black camisole decorated with lace, which "feminised" this trouser suit. Since I don't wear heels with two small children, I chose the pearl-embellished fluffy shoes from last spring, but I recommend you wear very modern ankle sock-boots with such a model. You'll be super TRENDY and at the same time elegant and timeless enough for a "lady". 
I hope you like this outfit on me, and if so, here you will also find the link to the suit.
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Photo: Sweet Lady Lollipop, Double-breasted checked blazer: Mohito, and Cigarette-cut trousers: Mohito
