This final outfit is inspired by the aforementioned boat of books, because it really stands out as a pivotal moment in Celia and Marco’s relationship, despite it being very early on. The ink splatter print is simple, and not overly dramatic in any way. I love the tights and heels because both of them are girly, but subtle.

I purposely ended with a look that isn’t completely pure black-and-white by throwing in the sand-colored jacket. Not only does the color seem more like what old books would look like, but I also imagine Celia and Marco to have ended up in a place where they don’t have to stick to any color palette.

I love floppy hats, and they remind me a lot of going on vacation or exploring, which ties in a bit with the boat ride. I thought it finished up the look nicely.

Final Words

I’ve been gushing about this book throughout the whole article, and I still don’t think that I adequately summed up how intense and moving an experience it is to read and fall in love with this book. Despite the fairy-like, mystical setting of The Night Circus, I felt like the emotional experience that characterizes every person in this book really grabbed me by surprise and refused to let go.

Like I’ve mentioned before, this truly is one of my favorite books and I hope you guys will decide to pick it up and give it a try!

Next time, I’m going to be covering a book that is dramatically different from both The Night Circus and The Time Traveler’s Wife. Different genre, different era, different world.

Hint: Hunger

Your Thoughts?

Did you know they’re planning on turning this novel into a movie? What do you think of this book and the looks inspired by it? Let us know in the comments below!