Hi guys,

I know it's been a while since I've posted anything and I am not trying to make excuses. There are a few things happening right now that have greater importance so I'm focusing on that. But I don't want to leave my blog hanging so today, we are doing another post for the From the Big Screen #FTBS series! By request, I am styling outfits from the movies, Me Before You. I have yet to see it but it looks like an interesting romance movie (which I am always down for!).

Leave it down below or tweet me @asmallbit what movie I should do next :)

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I won't bore you guys with long winded explanations but basically, I took inspiration from each of these snippets from the movie to create outfits with a similar feel. Some are more 'accurate' than others. Which one was your favorite?

Hello dears~ How has your week been so far? We are so close to the weekend!! As promised, I have returned with another post for the From The Big Screen genre. This time, by request, I decided to style outfits based on some of the movie posters and scenes from The Divergent Series: Allegiant. I haven't actually watched this movie but I know it's pretty popular with the younger crowd. That being said, it was really difficult finding wearable outfits to interpret from the movie. Let me know how you would have styled things differently or if you have any other movie suggestions for the next post, please leave it below! Or Tweet me suggestions @asmallbit using the hashtag #FromTheBigScreen.

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These are all loose interpretations of the outfits featured in the movie. The main idea is to take bits and pieces and make it applicable for your own wardrobe. So here, I've actually included outfits for the male and female character; two white dresses styled in a modern, funky way and in a classier, demure way as well as a basic, down-to-earth look for the guy. I would say to make the guy's outfit more current by adding a bomber jacket and choosing a slimmer fit for the pants. This way, it keeps the roughness but appears less undone.

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How can you not love these outfits? It's all-black everything! Or that's how I wanted to style it. In the poster, her clothing actually looks a lot more worn out so the color might not be black. It seems a bit navy to me. However, I wanted to maintain this strong and take-on-the-world attitude with the outfits so I chose black. The one on the left is closer to what she's wearing but the one on the right is a sexier version of that. I could see this being a fun look for clubbing! Or throw on a leather jacket and it becomes just a very cool go-out-with-the-girls outfit.

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In this last pairing, I decided not to include the pants because it's a bit hard to see exactly what she's wearing. You could wear any of these with a nice trouser or skinny pant. You could honestly even get away with a black body-con skirt. The outfit on the right is the most work appropriate outfit and it becomes increasing casual as you move to the left. I love that all of these outfits have a very powerful feeling to them and it makes sense, given the theme of the movie.
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Thanks again for visiting this week! Remember to follow me on bloglovin' as well as my other social media :) Let me know which outfit was your favorite!

Hello my dears! Are you all having a wonderful weekend? If anyone is having a yummy brunch, please snap a picture and tag me on Twitter @asmallbit...I love seeing food photos!

Today, I'm starting a new series (yes, another one, I know. I'm working on organizing and keeping track of all of them!) called From the Big Screen where I style outfits based on specific movies. If you have any requests for movies, please leave it in the comments below and I'll try to feature it in the next post!

How To Be Single came out not too long ago and I'm ashamed to say that I still haven't watched it yet. I really enjoyed Rebel Wilson's acting in Pitch Perfect so I hoped this movie would bring the same kind of laughter. It's currently on my list of movies to watch (it's a long list...) but in the meantime, I'll settle for Google images of movie clips.

That being said, here are a few outfits I styled based on some of the moments in the movie as well as the movie poster. Enjoy!

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1. SIMPLE AND PURPLE: By pairing a sleeveless tank with a bit of a sheen and a softer suede skirt, the contrast makes this monochromatic outfit much more interesting. Pair with booties to balance out the amount of skin shown.
2. SKIN HUGGING: To emphasize the smallest part of the waist, pairing a peplum top with a fitted bodycon skirt is a perfect going-out ensemble! Don't forget the drinks and bright red heels to pack a punch.
3. PLAYFUL SUMMER: An orange romper can be intimidating to wear, since it's plain but bright. Pair with fun sunglasses to balance and chunky black heels to ground the outfit.
4. CASUAL DENIM: For a toned down look, pair a beautiful royal blue blouse with darker jeans and top it off with brown boots for added softness.




1. CLASSIC CHIC: This is probably the closest recreation of the movie outfit. Keeping the boxy T-shirt silhouette and paired with an A-line gingham skirt produces a classic streamlined look. To further elevate it, pair with a tote bag (cheeky graphic optional).
2. POWERHOUSE: I love how the maxi skirt and strappy heel combo can create a very powerful look, like you're ready to take on the world. It's very feminine without showing too much skin.
3. THROWBACK: My personal favorite take is this last outfit. By incorporating a similar but larger sized cross pattern in the oversized sweater and then pairing a suede skirt with thigh highs, it becomes a mod look. Very playful. Slightly innocent. Slightly risque.




1. UPSCALE BOLD: By eliminating any patterns in both the jacket and the top, it becomes a very sleek outfit, great for work or brunch! Switch up the heels if you want a more laid-back feel.
2. FASHION FORWARD: Personally, I think this is a great outfit for someone who is interning at a fashion or advertising company. It's bright, fun, and very wearable. The print makes it a bit less serious while the cut and design of the jacket makes it more business appropriate.
3. SPRING DATE: A flowy white dress with a refreshing yellow blazer makes it perfect for a lovely spring date. It's just dressy enough so you can get away with pretty much anything you decide to do that day (maybe not rock climbing but most else is okay!). Show your charms with quirky earrings.




1. HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEART: To me, this is a very youthful outfit. It's sporty but the denim skirt really gives it a school girl vibe.
2. JUST GOT HERE: This is the closest interpretation of the movie look. Minimizing the skin exposure by choosing a longer pant-version of overalls can give it a relaxed feel while maintaining femininity. If the sports bra is still too much, throw on your favorite hoodie. It's slouchy, comfy, but still fashion forward.
3. LIGHT AND BUBBLY: Pairing pastel pieces with lighter washed overalls makes it great for spring or summer. This is something I'd wear to the beach or the park. Tie in the color of the sports bra with colored sneakers to make it a bit more cohesive.
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What did you guys think of this post? I had a ton of fun putting these outfits together and I can't wait to continue this series!