What Would Emma Pillsbury Wear?

Whoops!

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 14:36:00 +0000

Well, I somehow managed to let the domain name where I stored all of my files for the design of WWEPW expire.

And as you can see, I've not been posting much on WWEPW lately. Real life has prevented me from spending as much time as I'd like on the site. Even though I'm still smitten with Emma's style, I simply don't have the time to devote to searching for her clothing any more.

This isn't a goodbye, though. I'm sure I will check in now and then with something that sparks my interest or catches my eye. Until then, thank you to all of the wonderful WWEPWers who made this site a joy to write and create for the last several years. I hope we can connect when I pop in from time to time.

In Cardis We Trust.

-Danielle

Emma Pillsbury Style - Peter Pan Collars

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 20 Jan 2013 16:22:00 +0000

Peek into Emma Pillsbury's closet and you'll find Peter Pan collars. On blouses, on sweaters - I'm surprised her nighties don't have them.

Celebrities like Zooey Deschanel, Taylor Swift, and Glee's own Naya Rivera wear them, proving they're not just for school uniforms anymore. Look. Even vh1.com says so:

We Celebrate Zooey Deschanel's (And Everyone Else's) Right To Wear A "F-Ing Peter Pan Collar"

So why not you, too?

Modcloth Wink and a Style Top - $37.99
J.Crew Factory Printed Pencil Skirt in Stretch Cotton - $49.50
J.Crew Factory Classic Crewneck Cardigan in Champagne - $19.99
Target Hailey Jeans Co. Mary Jane Pumps in gray - $29.99
Modcloth Creme de la Creme de Menthe Necklace - $29.99

Total Cost: $167.46

Not a bad price to look like a celebrity.

Emma Pillsbury Style - Monochromatic OOTD

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sat, 19 Jan 2013 16:20:00 +0000

Dressing like Emma Pillsbury is easy if you have skirts and cardigans in the same color palette. Try a monochromatic look like this one:

J.Crew Factory Pencil Skirt in Bohemian Red - $49.50
Modcloth Substitute Teacher Top in Pink - $30.99
J.Crew Factory Classic Crewneck Cardigan in Bohemian Red - $19.99
Payless Karmen Pump - $19.99

Total Cost: $120.47

Emma Pillsbury style on a budget!

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - The Role You Were Born To Play

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 17:11:00 +0000

I'm re-naming this episode "The Outfit You Were Born to Wear."

In this scene, Emma wears a familiar fuchsia cardigan, now embellished with little blingy bees.

Anthropologie Beribboned Buds Cardigan - no longer available

J.Crew Nicky Top - $39.99 (on sale, available in pink)

It's hard to tell what skirt she's pairing with her white high-collar blouse and pink cardigan, but it looks floral-y. Fantastic Field, perhaps?

Before we talk about the clothes, a moment of respect for awesome hair...

Okay, now clothes.

I think she looks great in the soft colors of this blue-green top and white cardigan.

J.Crew Naomi Top - no longer available

J.Crew Crystal Circle Necklace - $135 (available in clear crystal)

Kate Spade Caroline Cardigan - $198

Oh, hello, fabulous two-tone mary janes that I cannot find anywhere.

Take two:

Remix Mary Janes
I believe these are the Taxis, which are on sale in the silver colorway - $98

ETA: Thanks to the lovely goldenmeans, who alerted me to the Remix brand, and these gorgeous shoes, which are for sale right now!

Remix Ginger Slingbacks - $198

Yay! The return of the coral Primrose Garden necklace! I have this necklace, and it bums me out that the little round beads are chipped from clinking together. First world problems, people.
(There is one coral Primrose Garden necklace on eBay right now.)

Who doesn't cook in a $200 Kate Spade skirt, white lace blouse, and designer apron? Looks like I've found my Thanksgiving outfit.

Kate Spade Mollie Skirt - $134 (on sale!)

Red Roses Tea & Crumpets Apron (at Anthropologie) - $32

Jokes aside, I am digging Emma's outfits this season in a big way. Well done, Martucci & Co.

Jewelry Organization

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sat, 13 Oct 2012 15:56:00 +0000

I love jewelry. Vintage, costume, heirloom - I love it all.

When it comes to my own jewelry, I make some and I buy some. I haven't been very good about keeping my jewelry in a nice, organized fashion, and I've had to send more than a few pieces to the bauble cemetery because of my own carelessness.

I don't like jewelry boxes or displays, and I don't like surface clutter, so I've been looking for an inexpensive way to keep my jewelry safe and organized. I've managed to Frankenstein my own system, which has been working wonderfully for me, so I thought I'd share it with you!

This entire organization system cost me less than $25. All of my jewelry is placed in a closet, out of sight, keeping dresser and nightstand tops free of clutter and mess. A place for everything and everything in its place. And I no longer have to toss out necklaces with too-tangled chains or chipped beads.

What tips and tricks do you have for keeping your jewelry organized?

Emma Pillsbury Style - Flower Sweater

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Tue, 09 Oct 2012 22:26:00 +0000

Remember this black and white flower sweater from Season 3's "I Am Unicorn?"

Well, look at the virtual prezzie I received from my blogging bestie Dana - The Possessionista - this week.

Everything's Coming Up Posy Sweater - $79.99

Iknowright?

Thanks, Dana! xoxo

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - The Break Up

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sat, 06 Oct 2012 16:42:00 +0000

Once again, hats off to Glee's new costume designer, Elizabeth Martucci, for bringing back the Emma Pillsbury style I fell in love with during Glee's inaugural season.

I love this look. The geometric-print pencil skirt, paired with a simple pink crewneck top, is classic Emma Pillsbury.

Accessorized with a vintage pink flamingo brooch. Can you even stand it?!?

At first when i saw this look, I thought, "another Kate Spade beaded Kati cardigan?"

But upon closer inspection, I could see that this isn't Kate Spade at all. The unique and intricate beading leads me to believe it's probably vintage.

As a TV and fashion devotee, I appreciate attention to detail in costuming. It brings a layer of depth to a character in any type of series - drama, comedy, or musical. Isn't Emma Pillsbury the type of character who would drop into her favorite vintage shop to see what new one-of-a-kind baubles the proprietor selected just for her regular customers? And wouldn't she flip through the sale racks in retail stores, mixing and matching pieces that spoke to her personal style?

Dressing characters on television is an art. It requires imagination, creativity, and a sense of fun.

I'm excited about this season of Glee, and Emma's wardrobe is one of the reasons. What are your thoughts about her looks so far?

Maeve Geo Mod Velvet Pencil Skirt - $88

J.Crew Tippi Sweater in Classic Pink - $79.50
(I'm not positive that this is the exact top she's wearing, but it was the closest I found...)

Emma Pillsbury's look on a budget:

New York and Company Geometric Print Skirt - $47

Sonoma Life & Style Crewneck Tee - $8

Flamingo Brooch on Etsy - $5

Total cost: $60

Giveaway - Bracelet from Vintage Envy

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Fri, 05 Oct 2012 01:24:00 +0000

Cyndie, jewelry expert extraordinaire of Vintage Envy, is offering another great giveaway to my readers...this time, it's a beautiful vintage bracelet.

Gorgeous!

How to Enter
1. Visit Vintage Envy on Etsy. Maybe there's a new pair of sweater clips in your future...
2. Leave a comment on this post, telling your favorite item in the shop. Mine is this amazing assemblage necklace - a specialty of Cyndie's - so beautiful!
3. Be sure to include an email address so we can contact you if you win.

The deadline for entering is Wednesday, October 10 at 6PM EST.

Thanks, Cyndie, for another wonderful giveaway!

This is not a sponsored post. WWEPW did not receive gifts or money in exchange for the item in this giveaway. Vintage Envy did not offer or provide payment to participate with WWEPW. In other words, WWEPW likes to promote small businesses. For free. Because making independent artists and my readers happy makes me happy. :)

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Makeover

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sat, 29 Sep 2012 15:30:00 +0000

I love love loved this week's episode of Glee.

For so many reasons.

Mostly this one.

The return of Michael Hitchcock as Dalton Rumba!

I'm going to need a spinoff called Scarlet Fever. Or maybe Shame Triscuit. Ryan Murphy, make it happen.

This week also marked the return of the gloves.

Every week, when we're watching Glee and Emma appears on screen, my husband turns to me and asks, "Do you know what that outfit is?"

This week, I responded, "Yes. The top, and the gloves."

Him: "The gloves? You can identify the gloves?"

Me: "Yep. Season 2."

Him: "OMG."

Me: "I'm going to take that as a compliment."

Emma Pillsbury's ruffled polka dot top

Kate Spade Ruffled Antoinette Dot Print Top - $122 (on sale, only in ivory)

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Britney 2.0

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 23 Sep 2012 13:15:00 +0000

And she's back.

But maybe not as often as we'd like.

The good news is that there were three fantastic outfits this week, and none of them were from the same designer!

In fact, it looks like Elizabeth Martucci, Glee's new costume designer, is taking Emma back to her roots.

This cardigan definitely looks vintage. YAY.

And this outfit is quintessential Emma. An unexpected mix of patterns and textures. J'ADORE.

J'do not adore that it seems they are holding hands in an assembly. Real teachers would never do that in a professional setting.

Real teachers would, however, love to own Emma's black and white cardigan.

Red Valentino Cardigan - $495

Real teachers would actually be able to afford this skirt.

J.Crew Factory No. 2 Pencil Skirt in Textured Tweed (Blush) - $69.50

It looks like the costume department took a plain white cardigan and embellished the neckline with little green and white flowers. Now that's what I'm talking about.

This is something any fan of Emma Pillsbury's style could DIY.

Ultimate Outfit Tournament III - Top 14

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 11:43:00 +0000

Okay, so maybe I overestimated my ability to finish the tournament before Glee aired on Thursday. Oopsies.

We didn't have any new Emma clothing to drool over (yet - we caught a glimpse of her in the promo for the next episode), so we still have a little time to reminisce about her season 3 looks. Onward!

I can tell that WWEPWers like Emma in yellow, and past season favorites continue to deserve our recognition!

Ultimate Outfit Tournament III - Round 2

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sat, 08 Sep 2012 15:48:00 +0000

Just a few more days until Glee returns!

My favorite outfit has been ousted. A moment of silence for the brown and white polka dot dress, please.

...

Now, let's finish out this tournament before we see what new looks Season 4 brings!

And the winner of the "Never Aired" match: Emma's Season 3 promo dress!

Emma Pillsbury Style on a Budget

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 19:10:00 +0000

Kate Spade. Milly. J.Crew. Marc Jacobs. Tracy Reese.

I work in the field of education, and I don't know a single guidance counselor whose closet is packed with expensive designer clothing.

Come to think of it, I don't know a single person whose closet is packed with expensive designer clothing.

The most frequent request I receive at WWEPW is from people asking how to get Emma Pillsbury's looks on a budget.

I spent a bit of time browsing the aisles at Target yesterday, and I'm happy to report that there are plenty of super affordable Emma-worthy pieces.

I've styled a few outfits from the Target racks - each one costs less than $100.

Most of the outfits here were made with some basic pieces.

Merona Doubleweave Skirt - $23
Merona Bow Blouse - $20
Merona Cardigan - $20
Merona Wedges - $30

You can mix-and-match these pieces to create your own outfits, using this MiniEditor from Polyvore!

Get your own Mini Editor from Polyvore

Ultimate Outfit Tournament III - Round 1

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 18:59:00 +0000

The end of Round 1...

The outfits that never aired:

Ultimate Outfit Tournament III - Round 1

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 26 Aug 2012 14:12:00 +0000

Zoinks again.

I'm not going to make loads of excuses again for my absence.

The good news is that I am officially finished with my second master's degree - this time, in Educational Administration and Leadership. So if you need a school principal with lots of vintage brooches and Mary Jane pumps, I'm your gal.

On with the tournament! Glee returns in less than a month!

Vote away!

Ultimate Outfit Tournament III - Round 1

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Mon, 16 Jul 2012 20:56:00 +0000

Zoinks.

I can't believe it's been over a month since I last posted. Any teachers out there know that the end of the year is crazy busy, and then I went on a real live actual vacation for the first time in almost four years.

I need about 72 hours of nonstop computer time to catch up. Meanwhile, let's get to the voting. This tournament isn't going to win itself.

This season, we're voting on Emma's outfits in order. From first to final, let's see how they stand up against one another.

Yellow Nightie vs. Mauves

Coral Nightie vs. Green & Lemons

Blue Nightie vs. Yellow Monochromatic

Black & White vs. Orange & Floral

Green & White vs. Owls

Ultimate Outfit Tournament III

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 27 May 2012 20:46:00 +0000

Third Season.

56 outfits.

Two looks that were left on the cutting room floor.

But only one can win.

Which outfit will prevail in the third annual WWEPW Ultimate Outfit Tournament?

The contestants:

The Tournament:

1. Leave a comment on this post with your prediction for this season's overall winner. Entries will be accepted until Friday, June 1 at 6PM EST.

2. I'll begin posting random pairings of outfits. The winners of each round will be randomly paired with another winner...and so on and so on, until we narrow it down to the final two. DUN DUN DUN.

So, let's hear from you! Which of Emma's outfits will win the WWEPW Season 3 Ultimate Emma Pillsbury Outfit Tournament?

Photo credits: FOX, WWEPW screencaps, Home of the Nutty screencaps, wemmathings screencap

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Goodbye

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Wed, 23 May 2012 21:03:00 +0000

Emma finished out the season in a compilation of her most-worn brands.

At graduation, she hands out diplomas in a blue beaded cardigan, white pencil skirt, and skinny bow belt.

Kate Spade Beaded Kati Cardigan - $298
Kate Spade All Wrapped Up Bow Belt - no longer available (the belt Emma's wearing is yellow. I don't remember seeing this belt in yellow, so this may be some kind of awesome Frankenbelt made by the costume department.)

As the Glee gang waves Rachel off to New York City, Emma wears her signature white bow blouse with her blue and yellow striped and dotted skirt, and a yellow jacket with white piping.

Kate Spade Valerie Jacket - no longer available
Anna Sui Trampoline Skirt - no longer available

And of course, Emma stepped on the stage and trod the pavement in her trusty J.Crew Penelope Mary Jane Pumps.

It may be time to say goodbye to Season 3 of Glee, but that means it's time to say hello to some of my favorite WWEPW features. Get ready for the 3rd Annual Ultimate Outfit Tournament, coming soon!

Screencaps from Home of the Nutty.

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Nationals

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Thu, 17 May 2012 00:33:00 +0000

On to Nationals.

We've already seen Emma's black and white floral dress, so let's break down the rest of her outfits.

Emma wore her green pencil skirt with this Kate Spade yellow cardigan and yellow collared shirt. I always figured that skirt was another J.Crew No. 2 Pencil Skirt, but with the pineapple cardigan and blouse tucked in, we could see that it actually has pockets! New discovery!

It's the little things, people.

Kate Spade Kati Pineapple Cardigan - no longer available

At Nationals, Emma wore her signature bow blouse with a blue cardigan, presumably a J.Crew Jackie.

J.Crew Jackie Cardigan - $62 (this color not available)

I glimpsed what looked like a floral skirt of some kind, perhaps her J.Crew Jardin Pencil Skirt, or the Fantastic Field Pencil Skirt from Anthropologie? What do you think, WWEPWers?

And then there was the orange nightie.

Okay, now here's the part where I complain. I loved Emma throughout this episode - supportive Emma, reasonable Emma, guidance-counselor-y Emma. Until she "rewarded" Will with sex.

Don't get me wrong, I'm down with Glee being as irreverent as it can possibly be. I like it best when it's unsafe and makes the audience feel uncomfortable because, yes, they DID go there, and we laughed hysterically.

In its fledgling days, I thought Glee was going to be the show that changed the way we laughed at society, in the same way that All In The Family did in the 70s. Everything had to be funny, or none of it would be funny. And Glee did that masterfully, before it changed directions in its sophomore season.

That's when Glee became a show about social justice. And songs. I'm okay with that Glee. The writers have done a bang-up job this season of placing the focus back on the story and the characters, while striking that balance between humor and "lessons." Until recently, Glee was having a serious identity crisis, and then real television writers stepped in to fix the glaring inconsistencies. (Except for the themed episodes and ridiculous guest stars, but hey, sometimes we all have to do what the boss tells us to do, even when we don't want to.)

But here's my problem. If Glee is going to try to teach through the medium of television comedy, it must be exceedingly consistent. It cannot teach the lesson that domestic violence is never okay, and in the same episode, have a strong female character reward her fiance with sex. A woman's sexuality is not a prize.

And so, if Glee is going to be The Show That Changed Everything (and I believe it has the capacity to be just that), it must decide what, exactly, it's going to change.

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Nationals

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Thu, 10 May 2012 22:19:00 +0000

Next week's episode of Glee will be a two-hour special and it looks like we can expect at least one new outfit for Emma Pillsbury.

Fanzee.

A lot of people ask me how I find the clothes Emma wears on the show. I'd like to brag that it's a Very Special Talent, but the truth is, it's not that hard. Sure, there are a few pieces that have eluded me since season 1 (DAMN YOU AND YOUR HARD-TO-FINDNESS, EGGPLANT BLOUSE FROM SHOWMANCE), but most of Emma's clothes are just a google search or a mouse click away.

If you've ever thought it would be fun to be a fashion blogger, you're right. My advice? Do it! Don't know where to start? I'll help you out! Here's a quick tutorial...

1. Blog about what you love. Whether it's a television character or show, a movie you just adore, or a style that's all your own, make your blog personal to you.

2. Make friends with Google Image Search. Let's take this dress, for instance. I knew right away it didn't come from one of Emma's usual haunts - Kate Spade, J.Crew, or Anthropologie. And for me, the clothes that require a bit of detective work are the most fun of all. Describe the item you're looking for with as much detail as you can without going overboard. A quick search for "black and white floral dress" didn't turn up anything specific. Neither did "black and white floral drape neck dress" or "black and white floral retro dress" or "black and white floral 50s style dress." I usually check the first couple pages of results before moving on.

3. Join Polyvore. If you're old enough to remember Fashion Plates, you'll understand what I mean when I say that Polyvore is Fashion Plates for the digital age. On Polyvore, you can style looks, find products, and browse other users' creations. It's my go-to site when I'm avoiding things like vacuuming the house, but it's also my go-to site to find Emma's clothes when I don't immediately recognize them on sight. This time, no luck.

4. Bookmark Shopstyle. Shopstyle is the Google of fashion. It's an enormous database of links to nearly every item of clothing available for sale in most major retail and online stores. Search it by keyword, designer, item, color, price - if you can think of a way to search it, Shopstyle will help you find it. This time, my search results came up empty, but I wasn't giving up yet.

5. Apply for a membership with a commission-based referral site. Now, I add this tip with caution, because if you're going into fashion blogging solely to make money, then this isn't the site for you, and you should probably go somewhere else for advice.

I started WWEPW on whim, for fun, because I loved Glee and I loved Emma Pillsbury's style. I never expected anyone to read it, save my friends and family, or look to me for style advice. I'm the girl who finds one thing that fits right and doesn't look ridiculous, and buys it in every color. At 5AM every day, finding a cute and stylish outfit in my closet is the least of my worries. I'm lucky I have the wherewithal to remember to put on pants.

But people seemed to like what I had to say, and I was having a ball playing vicarious virtual dress up. I've always written WWEPW honestly and from the heart. After going back to school for a second Master's degree, my posting became less frequent. Even when I could only devote one post a month to the site, writing that one piece was (and still is) a joy.

And that's why WWEPW has never been about money. Do I use commission links? Yes. But they don't drive my content. Ideas drive my content, and they always will. If you see a post from me, you can be sure that it came from a place of creativity. And I hope that if you are thinking about starting a fashion blog, you'll do the same. Write about your passions, write for fun, and make your blog as interactive as possible. You might make a little extra cash from your efforts, but the other rewards will be so much greater. I've made several real-life friends from this venture-on-a-whim, I've been interviewed by several news outlets, and - true story - I was even called to appear on Oprah because of this blog (too bad they didn't end up selecting me for the show!).

Now. All that warm-and-fuzzy stuff aside, commission-based referral sites can be very helpful. Shopstyle has one, but my favorite is a site called RewardStyle. It's run by an awesome woman named Amber, who's a blogger herself, and she runs her business with honesty and integrity. RewardStyle is not your average commission site - it's original and creative, and it offers links to products from designers, stores, and brands that aren't found in other places.

And that's exactly where I found Emma's dress.

A search for "black and white floral dress" turned up this picture:

Black White and Fabulous Floral Print Katie Wiggle Dress- $98

which I instantly recognized as the same pattern as Emma Pillsbury's dress.

A quick trip back to RewardStyle to search for "unique vintage black and white floral dress," and TA DA! Emma's dress! (Minus the red crinoline!)

Black & White Blanc! Noir! Fleur! Scoop Neck Belted Swing Dress - $124

And there you have it.

Now get out there and start blogging.

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Promasaurus

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Wed, 09 May 2012 02:27:00 +0000

Just a few quick glimpses of Emma tonight, but that's all it took to notice that the pink dress she wore under a short white ruffled cardigan was this one:

Kate Spade Siren Dress - $448
(a little cheaper at Zappos - $360 - but only in sizes 6 and 12.)

Get Emma Pillsbury's prom chaperone look on a budget:

AB Studio Solid Sheath Dress - $54
Elementz Short Sleeve Ruffled Cropped Shrug - $31.99

Super cute, and under $100!

Emma Pillsbury Style - Styling Emma

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Thu, 03 May 2012 22:05:00 +0000

It was an Emma-free episode this week, which gave me a little time to do some shopping on her behalf.

Most of my favorite outfits of Emma's have been a little bit quirky - mixed prints, or unexpected pairings. Then again, I love a good monochromatic look. And of course, you can't go wrong with a classic pencil skirt and cardi combo.

If money were *almost* no object (cough-Glee-wardrobe-budget-cough), and someone (cough-Lou-Eyrich-cough) gave me, oh, say, a corporate credit card to go shopping for clothes to add to Emma Pillsbury's wardrobe, here are a few outfits I'd put together with things on the racks right now.

Leifsdottir Horse Play Ruffled Top - $114
Rain Poppy Mini at Anthropologie - $118
J.Crew Featherweight Cashmere Cardigan in Neon Pink - $178

J.Crew Silk Bow Cami - $98
J.Crew Fanfare Cardigan - $59.99
J.Crew No. 2 Pencil Skirt in Ultra Eyelet - $79.99

Kate Spade Polka Dot Adira Top - $199.99
J.Crew Cotton Crepe Cardigan in Garden Floral - $88
J.Crew Pencil Skirt in Neon Tweed - $128

J.Crew Cashmere Tee in Bright Persimmon - $148
Kate Spade Louella Skirt - $257.99
J.Crew Bubble Necklace - $150

J.Crew Pencil Skirt in Raj Paisley - $98
Gossamer Flight Cardigan at Anthropologie - $118
Pink Poppy Studs from Baublebar - $94
(Sign up for Baublebar here - get $10 off your first order with this invite from WWEPW)

Kate Spade Lynette Blouse - $147
J.Crew Featherweight Cashmere Cardigan in Festival Green - $178
Rising Horizon Pleated Skirt - $39.99

Which outfit would you like to see Emma wear?

Emma Pillsbury Style Palooza

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 19:29:00 +0000

Lots of lookalikes lately! Check them out...

If you liked Emma Pillsbury's abstract floral pencil skirt,

you might like these abstract floral pencil skirts.

J.Crew Pencil Skirt in Gardenshade Floral - $99.99

Banana Republic Mirabelle Blooms Pencil Skirt - $89.50

If you liked Emma Pillsbury's blue jacket with red piping,

you might like this blue blouse with red piping.

Modcloth Hit The Book-Fair Top - $39.99

If you liked Emma Pillsbury's floral skirt in fall colors,

you might like this floral bow blouse in fall colors.

Modcloth From Where Beauty Stems Blouse - $44.99

If you liked Emma Pillsbury's black and white polka dot skirt,

J.Crew Pop Art Polka Dot Pencil Skirt - $189.99

If you liked Emma Pillsbury's owl-print blouse,

you might like this owl-print blouse.

Modcloth Hoot Do You Do Top - $44.99

If you liked Emma Pillsbury's lace top,

you might like these lace tops.

ASOS Floral Lace Peplum Top - $50.90

J.Crew Ultra Eyelet Shell - $98

Happy shopping, WWEPWers! If you've put together a fabulous outfit, Emma Pillsbury style, send me an email. We haven't featured WWEWPers' amazing style in a Channeling Emma feature in a while!

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Dance With Somebody

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 02:40:00 +0000

Confession. I didn't watch Glee.

I just fast-forwarded to see what Emma was wearing.

I thought we were done with theme shows. They're wearing thin.

Anyway. Lots of Emma tonight. Wearing lots of Kate Spade. Which is also wearing thin.

Outfit 1:
Kate Spade Caroline Sweater - $106
Kate Spade Louella Skirt - $368
Kate Spade Octagonal Necklace - $178

Outfit 2:
Anthropologie Field Flowers Cardigan - no longer available
White Bow Blouse

Outfit 3:
Kate Spade Lillith Skirt - no longer available
J.Crew Cashmere Tee (perhaps) -$148
Kate Spade Poppy Fields Link Bracelet - no longer available
Lobster Brooch (probably vintage) - try Etsy!

Outfit 4:
Kate Spade Caroline Sweater - $178
Kate Spade Enchanted Garden Necklace - no longer available
Marc Jacobs Bow Skirt - no longer available

Emma Pillsbury Fashion ID - Saturday Night Gleever

noreply@blogger.com (Danielle) — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 14:06:00 +0000

I'm back!

And so is Emma, in one of her signature monochromatic looks.

Beaded Eglantine Cardigan from Anthropologie - no longer available

I haven't identified the lacy top underneath, yet - if you know what it is, send me an email!

J.Crew Bracelet - no longer available