I recently got this urge to dive into the world of fashion, specifically the classic “nova check” pattern. I’ve seen it around, you know, on scarves, bags, and whatnot, and I thought, “Why not give it a shot?” So, I started my little adventure.
First off, I did some digging around to see what this nova check is all about. I found out it’s a Burberry thing, a brand I’ve heard is pretty fancy. It’s got this classic vibe with the beige, black, white, and red lines all crisscrossing each other. Turns out, there are different types too, like the “House Check” and “Vintage Check”, and one called “Haymarket Check” with a knight on a horse in there somewhere.
With that little bit of knowledge, I started looking for ways to wear it. I mean, I didn’t want to look like I wrapped myself in a Burberry tablecloth, you know? There were all these tips online about not overdoing it, keeping it simple, and matching it with the right stuff. One advice that stuck with me was about making sure the nova check was the star of the show without turning my outfit into a chaotic mess.
So, I went out and got myself a nova check scarf. It was a bit of a splurge, but I figured it’s a good starting point. My first attempt at styling it was with a plain black sweater and jeans. I wrapped the scarf around my neck, letting the pattern pop against the black. Honestly, it felt pretty good. I looked in the mirror and thought, “Not bad for a first try.”
Encouraged, I tried incorporating the pattern in other ways. I found a cute little nova check handbag that I thought would go well with a simple dress. I even saw some people rocking nova check shoes, but I wasn’t brave enough for that yet. I did, however, start playing around with mixing and matching different pieces, always making sure the nova check was the highlight but not the whole story.
- I tried on a nova check shirt with a solid color blazer – that was a win.
- I experimented with a nova check shacket over a plain tee – felt a bit bold but cool.
- I even dared to wear a nova check coat on a chilly day – that got some looks, but in a good way, I think.
It’s been a fun ride, experimenting with the nova check pattern. I’ve learned that it’s all about balance and letting that classic pattern shine without overwhelming the whole outfit. I’m no fashion expert, but I’m enjoying this little journey of mine, one nova check piece at a time.
I’m still learning. I realized that throwing on a bunch of nova check stuff at once is a no-go. It just becomes too much. It’s like, you want people to notice the cool pattern, but you don’t want to blind them with it. I’m getting the hang of it, though. Each time I wear something with the pattern, I try to think about what will complement it, not compete with it.
The Next Step
I’m thinking about maybe getting something a bit bolder next time, maybe some trousers or even a skirt with the nova check. I saw someone pull it off, and it looked amazing. It’s all about confidence, right? Anyway, I’m excited to see where this fashion experiment takes me. Who knows, maybe I’ll even get those nova check shoes eventually.
I’ll keep you guys posted on how it goes. It’s all a learning process, and I’m here for it. Maybe I’ll even inspire some of you to try out the nova check. It’s a classic for a reason, and it’s pretty fun to play around with. Just remember, less is more, and you’ll be golden. It might seem a bit daunting at first, but trust me, it’s worth a try. Who knows, you might just fall in love with it like I did.
