Look Book: Nashville, TN
Updated: Jun 2, 2021
I feel like I’m one of the only people who didn’t wear a cowboy hat or boots everyday while in Nashville but I honestly wish I did. I love picking out outfits and getting dressed up so I thought I’d share what I wore while celebrating my 22nd in Tennessee!
I’ll link as much as I can in the pictures below so if you catch a vibe from one of my outfits, you can add it to your cart real quick. Make sure to check out my last post for places you HAVE to visit in Nashville.
Wednesday, May 26th, 2021
Day 1–Airport Outfit
I love a good athleasure look and that’s kind of what airport outfits are all about. If you’re going to buy one thing from this post let it be these 80s Style Sweatshorts from Garage, I’m absolutely obsessed! I got my top and jacket both from Amazon and hat from Nike.
Night 1–Bar Bike
I felt very edgy and confident in this outfit LOL. I’m wearing a bralette underneath this black lace beach top from missguided with some playboy x pacsun shorts (my Steve Madden boots stole the show tho). This was the perfect fit for pedaling down the street and having a drink. Check out my last post for more info on the Bar Bike and some stellar spots to hit in Nashville!
Thursday, May 27th, 2021
Day 2–Hampton Social
This was a last minute wardrobe change but i’m so glad I did it because..I mean..look. My top is a scarf I twisted around a necklace—I saw it on TikTok :) and my jeans are from ASOS. Perfect day-time look, especially in the summer heat!
Night 2–Downtown Nashville
Giddy up! This was our bar hopping night so I wanted something flowy and comfortable. I’m wearing this satin, zodiac print top from Forever 21 and my Steve Madden platform sandals that I would bring to a deserted island. I cant find the exact pair online but these are the closest ones I could find to mine.
Friday, May 28th, 2021
Day 3–Last Hoorah
Cow print on cow print and that’s how I like it. I decided to just go with a comfy, chill outfit for my last day. My top is from Forever 21 and my shorts are American Eagle! If you have any other places you recommend for jean shorts please let me know, I need some new ones :)
This was such a fun trip and the absolute best way to celebrate my birthday. My favorite outfit is def Day 2 Hampton Social ;) Comment below your favorite look and make sure to follow me on Instagram (madisnsch) for blog updates, my summer 2021 & more!
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