Psalms 2:8 Two-piece Set

Description

Red. Bold. Impossible to ignore.

The Psalms 2:8 Two-Piece Set brings a striking red base together with an elevated statement print for a look that is effortlessly eye-catching without trying too hard.

The relaxed two-piece silhouette makes it easy to dress up or down. Wear it with sneakers or sandals for an easy everyday look, add heels for a more polished moment, or throw on a blazer and take it straight into the office. Tuck in the top when you want a more structured silhouette, or leave it loose for that effortless, off-duty feel.

And when you're feeling a little more playful? Open the top, layer it over a simple tank, add a hat and sneakers, and go shoot pool with your girls.

One set. Different moods. No small energy.

Details

• Striking red base with statement print
• Relaxed two-piece silhouette
• Button-front top
• Long sleeves
• Wide-leg trousers
• Versatile styling options
• Can be worn tucked in or loose
• Easy to dress up or down
• Available in UK sizes S–XL

The Inspiration

“Ask of me, and I will make the nations your inheritance.”

Psalm 2:8 is a reminder to think beyond what is immediately in front of you. The inheritance spoken of in this verse reaches to the ends of the earth.

That's the heart behind this piece.

For the woman who refuses to shrink her vision. The woman who knows that what God has placed inside her is bigger than one room, one city or one country.

Think beyond borders. Dream beyond what you can see. There is more.

A Word For You

Don't limit yourself.

Don't decide that because you've never seen it happen before, it can't happen through you. Don't make your vision smaller just because the room you're currently standing in is small.

Jesus was never intimidated by the size of the assignment.

So dream. Build. Go. Create. Step into rooms you've prayed for. Cross borders. Take the gifts God has given you beyond what is familiar.

The ends of the earth are not too far.

Psalm 2:8

“Ask me, and I will make the nations your inheritance; the ends of the earth your possession.”