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| striped shirt/ JC Penney | plaid shirt, jeans/ Old Navy | boots/ Kohl's |
Why was six afraid of seven? Because seven eight nine! Sorry, I know that's a lame joke and it doesn't even work written down, but it's all I could think after writing the title for this post. Moving on.
I love layered looks like this, and pattern mixing. Particularly stripes with, well anything really, but I love it with this gingham/plaid pattern. I know the colors are a bit off but this shirt is actually navy striped, not purple. I love the navy and red together, and that it doesn't feel nautical.
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| tee/ Gap | necklace, cardigan/ Old Navy | jeans, flats/ Target |
This one is a bit more conservative than what I normally wear. I don't mean literally conservative, since I don't really show off my cleavage or a lot of skin on the regular. I guess figuratively conservative? There's not much really going on in this outfit, but I still think it's cute and feel good in it.
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| blazer/ TJ Maxx | tee/ Gap | jeans/ Old Navy | flats/ Target |
I wore this for our parent-teacher conference. I tried to look professional but still casual, and I feel like the blazer + tee + jeans combo always hits that nail right on the head. I mean, I'm wearing a t-shirt and jeans, but the blazer just takes it up several notches. I like it, but that's the reason I don't feel like I can wear blazers that often. Any casual blazer recommendations?
(Btw, you're getting inside pics again because our new neighbors have
been moving in next door the last few days and I don't want "Oh hi I'm
just taking photos of myself to post online" to be their first impression of me.)
