What to Wear with a Denim Jacket

Happy Friday, ladies! We made it through another week, and we’re heading straight into the weekend. Today, we’re talking what to wear with a denim jacket—one if, if not the most essential Spring jacket. In addition, we’re trying something new. And I’m really excited about it.

We’ve partnered with local Kentucky business owner M.K. Hennigan from In the Curious Kitchen for our menu.   We met M.K. earlier this year at The Southern C(oterie) Conference, and we couldn’t pass up the opportunity to collaborate. M.K runs an online cocktail kit and gourmet shop—and I think you’re gonna love what’s on her menu.  

What to wear with a denim jacket

Today’s outfit is a casual classic: a denim jacket (available at Nordstrom and Liverpool Los Angeles) with a graphic tee (old, similar here, here,  and here). A light wash jean jacket pairs perfectly with a pair of white pants like these white chinos from Talbots.

I love a good graphic tee, and they’re the perfect way to add some levity and tailor your wardrobe. Because bright bold colors are in this year, I couldn’t pass up another opportunity to wear pink—my favorite color this Spring. 

chinos | tee (old, similar here, here, and here) | denim jacket | belt | shoes (old, similar here, here, and here)

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Old Fashioned & Pimento cheese

Old Fasioned

Today’s cocktail is an Old Fashioned—one of my personal favorites. Everything but the bourbon was provided by In The Curious Kitchen.    And by “everything but”, I mean everything but. The kit includes two glasses, cherry bitters, boozy cherries, and a lot more. You can order the Old Fashioned Drink Kit directly through M.K.’s store. 

Pimento cheese

In The Curious Kitchen also sells made-to-order pimento and beer cheese, because no Southern evening would be complete without. And if you want to make your own, M.K. was kind enough to provide her recipe below.  

chinos | tee (old, similar here, here, and here) | denim jacket | belt | shoes (old, similar here, here, and here)

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Ham & cheese sandwich

In the spirit of keeping things super simple, I made my “homemade” baked ham & cheese sandwich to complement M.K.’s pimento appetizer. I went with swiss, but go with your favorite cheese! The secret sauce is M.K.’s Bourbon Honey Mustard—a perfect addition to an old favorite.

chinos | tee (old, similar here, here, and here) | denim jacket | belt | shoes (old, similar here, here, and here)

 

 

cork placemats and napkins from Pottery Barn (no longer available similar here, here, and here) | flatware | bee glasses

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In the Curious Kitchen

Over here at SAACA, we love to platform women entrepreneurs of all ages who take a chance to pursue their passion. What makes MK’s story so interesting is that she left her day job and started In The Curious Kitchen later in life—a time when many of us are thinking of taking it a bit easier. A huge risk, but a huge inspiration. 

Make sure to take a look at M.K.’s shop for everything from cocktail kits to assorted cheeses; say “hello” in the comments below; and follow MK on Instagram.

MK Hennigan

I’m MK Hennigan – Welcome to my kitchen! I love spending time in the kitchen, and my curiosity drives constant experiment. Inspired by my deep Southern roots and the women in my family, I turned my passion for all things culinary into In the Curious Kitchen. This is the place where comfort food takes innovative twists and turns. Where generations-old recipes are updated into creative small bites, family meals, and delectable desserts, this is a place where the family’s traditional entertaining ideas evolve into today’s fast-paced lifestyle.

MK

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