Wardrobe Wednesday — From the Inside Out Week 2 Colors Beneath the Layers

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Before anyone sees the tunic or the yoga pants, I start with color.

Underneath today’s outfit there’s a whisper of pastel—prints that make me smile and plastic pants that glow softly under fabric. When the colors beneath echo the colors above, my whole look feels intentional… and my confidence shows up before I do.

My go-to pairings this week

  • Mint on Mint: Luminous mint fleece shorts over a pastel-print diaper and plastic pants. Fresh, fun, and mood-lifting.

  • Lavender & Navy: Navy yoga pants with lavender-leaning CTD prints peeking only for me; top with a lavender scrunchie for a tiny, visible echo.

  • Boxwood Wine & Cream: Hint the Boxwood Wine set with a cream or blush tunic. Underneath, white diaper + frosted plastic pants keeps the look luxe, not loud.

  • Soft Neutrals, Happy Hearts: Oatmeal tunic + charcoal leggings over pastel printed diaper; plastic pants keep everything smooth so fabrics drape beautifully.

Why it works:

  • A small echo of color (diaper print → scrunchie, nail tint, lip gloss) creates harmony without shouting.

  • Frosted/clear plastic pants keep the palette luminous and let outer layers glide—no cling, just swish.

  • Matching underneath first helps me dress faster and feel calmer; decisions get softer when the base is set.

That’s the Cotton Tail Diapers way—joyful prints, gentle protection, and colors that support the life you’re living. Because every outfit starts from the inside out. 🌸

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