Hailing from London, fashion blogger Olivia Emily is known for her dreamy yet edgy sense of style. Inspired by alternative subcultures, many of her outfits evoke a strong goth and grunge-inspired aesthetic. We love her seriously awesome ginger colored hairstyle, which gives off total Sansa Stark vibes (from the most recent season!).
The 23-year-old is a product stylist and blogger who mixes everything from baby doll dresses and spiked garter accessories to PVC skirts with feminine, floaty tops. In one of our favorite looks, Olivia teamed a vintage varsity jacket over a silky black cami top, neatly tucked into a sleek black PVC midi skirt.
For accessories, she went with a thrifted Moschino belt and patent cut-out boots for a polished finish. The stylista knows how to turn heads with leather, too. Emily wore a leather wrap skirt layered over a pair of sheer tights and pointed booties. We love the contrast of a midi skirt with a long-sleeved cropped top for fall. Add a wide-brimmed fedora for a luscious autumn look.
Want to add PVC to your wardrobe, but unsure of how to do it? Take a few tips from Olivia Emily and pair with feminine accents. In one look, she wore a chic all black PVC skater skirt and paired it with a cut-out cropped top. Instead of revealing too much skin, she opted for a waterfall style kimono top and paired it with sheer black leggings.
The contrasting textures of sheer shiffon with sleek PVC definitely creates an eye-catching effect. In another look, Olivia opted for a similar PVC skater skirt paired with a mesh cut out top and a stylish sheer cardigan. Lace up booties with a chunky heel add a ton of attitude and edge, and keep this look from getting too girly. If you’re looking for a little fashion inspiration for leather, PVC, and spike accessories, check out Olivia Emily’s fashion blog.
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I appreciate how she balances PVC pieces with floaty tops and kimonos, especially that waterfall style one with sheer leggings, it keeps things from looking too harsh.
Her product stylist background definitely shows in how thoughtfully she layers textures and accessories in each look.
The vintage varsity jacket over the silky black cami and PVC midi skirt was my favorite look too, it feels wearable but still very editorial.
That leather wrap skirt layered over sheer tights is such a smart fall look, especially with pointed booties to keep everything sleek.
Mixing a thrifted Moschino belt with patent cut-out boots was a great detail, it shows how accessories can elevate even a simple black outfit.
The contrast between chiffon and PVC in her outfits is something I hadn’t considered before, but it clearly adds depth and makes the textures pop.
Using sheer leggings under a kimono instead of showing more skin was a clever styling move, it keeps things interesting without being too obvious.
I didn’t expect a varsity jacket to work so well with a PVC skirt, but it actually gives the outfit a cool high-low mix.
Her ginger hair paired with those darker outfits really does give off Sansa Stark vibes, it adds a softer fantasy element to all the grunge.
Olivia’s mix of baby doll dresses with spiked garter accessories really stood out to me, it’s such a bold way to soften goth elements without losing that edge.
The lace-up booties with chunky heels were a perfect touch, they ground the softer elements and add just enough attitude.
The way she incorporates goth and grunge influences while still keeping everything polished makes her style feel very wearable despite the bold pieces.
Pairing edgy materials like leather and PVC with feminine silhouettes makes her outfits feel more balanced and less costume-like.
Her approach to styling PVC skater skirts with mesh tops and sheer cardigans feels very current without being overly revealing.
I liked how she used a wide-brimmed fedora with the cropped long sleeve and midi skirt, it really completes that autumn-ready aesthetic.