This ribbed, turtleneck sweater is far from the ones your mom used to wear. With cut-outs on either side and a dramatic waist tie, this Cushnie et Ochs piece is simple, yet adds pizazz to any look.
Mel B. paired her top with a bold pair of Marco de Vincenzo flare plaid pants.
In shades of gray, blue, yellow, pink and black, these trousers aren’t particularly for the faint of heart. Despite a flat front at the hip area, pleats run through the legs offering more dimension.
Mel B. definitely made the smart decision to keep everything else simple when opting for such a vibrant pattern. But, the question remains. Do you think she slayed her look?
To be honest, I’m torn. I want to fall in love with her look, and maybe it’ll grow on me. But in the dead of summer, despite the cut-outs at the side, this blaring heat isn’t particularly sweater friendly. And her trousers, despite the impeccable fit at the waist and hips seem just a touch…hmm… overwhelming in my opinion. Then again, she still looks good. And if I had abs like hers, crops tops and cut-outs to the front of the line. She completed her look with a high ponytail, gold hoops, and red, glossy lips.
Her Cushnie et Ochs sweater is available here. Her trousers aren’t available for sale yet, but you can take a look at Marco de Vincenzo’s entire Prefall 2016 collection here. But what do you think, Bomb readers? Did Mel B. kill this look, or was it not your cup of tea?
