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Valentine’s Day Outfits: “You had me at YELLOW”

February 3, 2016 - posted by Jerica Parker

“You had me at yellow” is how this young couple came to be.

Spencer, part of the Sporting Goods team here at Smith & Edwards, and his lovely new wife Emily, said they would love to be the models of our new Valentine’s Day outfits.

So, we took them across the road to Willard Bay, and what a beautiful winter day for this cute couple to spend together!

You had me at Yellow…

Emily looks amazing in this cute yellow and gray raglan tee from Cruel. The 3/4 length sleeves and geometric pattern print on the front are both comfy and stylish. And she’s combined it with a Cruel hat with navy and yellow embroidery to match the geometric design of her top.

Do it like Spencer, flirty in a lightweight gray t-shirt from Hooey. It’s great on its own, or you can combine it with a nice button-up for a dressier look. He’s wearing a Stetson pink and blue plaid button-up shirt loosely over top.

Keep it comfortable in jeans like Spencer’s Regular Joes by Tin Haul, and Emily’s Bailey Cinch jeans.

I’d be blue without you…

Another great look for this Valentine’s Day is “I’d be blue without you.”

Emily has this written all over her with this fashionable navy blue Cruel cotton button-up shirt with cute stitching and arrow print.

With all of her outfits, Emily has added the perfect touch with some arrow designed jewelry from Rock 47 by Wrangler.

And for the finishing detail, Emily has on Latigo Tucson boots from Tony Lama. These are perfect for any outfit with a great tan color and beautiful decorative stitching. Spencer sports Hooey Twisted X boots with stitching up the dark leather shaft and Hooey embroidered logo on the vamp. Click here to shop cowboy boots on our website!

A big thanks to Spencer and Emily for modeling and standing out in the freezing cold with us! They did amazing, and it was so much fun to do this shoot with them.

Valentine’s Day doesn’t always mean pink and red! Mix it up with these “You had me at Yellow” and “I’d be Blue without you” fashions this Valentine’s Day.

Cute Valentine’s Day puns courtesy of Kelsy in the clothing department at Smith & Edwards – Thanks Kelsy!

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Valentine’s Day Outfits for Him, Her, & the Kids

February 4, 2015 - posted by Misti Kosoff

Valentine’s Day? It’s over rated. But who doesn’t love an excuse to dress up?

A little Western inspiration in honor of Valentine’s Day.

For the Ladies

Sure to turn some heads is this amazing Panhandle Slim long sleeve blouse. Impressively accented with beautiful scroll embroidery, red rhinestones and ebony snaps
Where fashion meets western – Cowgirls Tuff jeans, fun retro wash accented with red stitch and red embroidered “bling” pockets. Amazing fit for all body tops.
Paired with functional and stylish Columbia quilted vest. All that is needed on these warmer “winter” days.
Topped off with fun boho country chic Rock 47 necklace and matching earrings and silver rhinestone bracelet.
Complete the look with a great pair of Tony Lama Vaquero red boots with brown leather wing tips and snipped toe, a fun red belt with plenty of silver and bling, and a beautiful America West fully tooled leather purse.

For Men

Rugged Wear easy care plaid shirt. You will look amazing and your partner will love you because she won’t have to iron your shirt.
Cinch Ian dark wash jean – mid rise, slim fit, boot cut with heavy contrast stitching on pockets. Stylish and classic.
Classic Columbia fleece vest – tried and true can’t beat Columbia’s quality
Infamous Hooey hat – hands up pistol Hooey
Classic black tooled leather belt with silver conchos
Amazing Tony Lama full quill ostrich boots – get him these and he will love you forever

For Your Son

Classic Cinch plaid shirt and logo tee
NEW Cinch Luke jean – great fit and look
Cowboy Hardware quilted vest with steer head skull embroidery – fun and functional
Stylish 3D beaded belt – what every little cowboy wants at a great price
Serratelli 6X flat top, banded edge cowboy hat – made in the USA
Tony Lama western work boot – built to last with heavy duty soles and brushed leather vamp

For the Girls

Stylish and fun Cruel Girl polka dot shirt with glitter snaps
Dreamstar knit heart top with pleather and silver stone accents
Cruel Girl Ella Jean – adjustable waistband, fun heavy pink and white stitching on pockets, rhinestone button and rivets
Darling Cowgirl Hardware quilted vest complete with detailed barrel racer embroidery and rhinestones
Super cute silver sequined belt that will compliment any outfit
Justin faux snake pink boots with silver pink stitched tops – any little cowgirl will fall in love with these (available online! click here)

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Crafty Bloggers’ Valentine Tulle Challenge!

February 2, 2015 - posted by Amy Griffiths

For many of us, we get just about as excited for Valentine’s Day as we do for Christmas. It’s not so much about the gifts as it is about decorating! Reds, Whites, and Pinks, oh my!

I found some incredible ladies who love it just as much as I do. I call them the crafty bloggers because they are so talented and have their own darling blogs in which they share their ideas and creations with others.

The Challenge

Here’s what I told them: We’ll give each of you 3 rolls of tulle (pink, red, and white of course) and you can be as creative as you want with it. You can use other items but the tulle should be a main supply/focal point used. The trick is to see the fun ways you can use tulle for Valentine’s Day or decorating.

I’ve been so excited to see what they’ve come up with! Ready for the unveiling? Let’s check them out!

The Reveal

Click the image to get step-by-step instructions on how to make a tulle valentine bunting of your own!

Next we’ve got Staci from The Potters-Place.

Click on the image to find out what she did to create this look.

Last but not least we’ve got Natalie from The Creative Mom.

Click on the image to get a tutorial on how you can make a wreath like this one.

Nice job ladies! Thank you so much for taking the Crafty Blogger’s Valentine Tulle Challenge. I feel even more inspired to get out the tulle and start crafting!

Your Turn

So what about you? What do you think about these projects? Are there any that you want to try? Let me know in the comments below. Send pictures if you try something on your own. I’d love to show them off on our brag board!

You can check out my Valentine’s Project Idea here to find out how to make this fun, quick, and easy tulle ornament. You get step-by-step instructions that will hopefully help inspire your creative juices to flow as well as the great ideas above.