Here in Charlotte, NC, we’re at the point in the year where it’s chilly in the morning but by the afternoon we’re facing mid-70-degree temps.
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Tag: Fall Fashion
Old Navy Try-On /// 1 Pair of Pants, 2 Blouses, 2 Sweaters, 1 Dress, 9 Outfits
Wow, that was a mouthful.
Today on the blog I am excited to share with you how I created nine outfits out of five pieces of clothing at Old Navy — my favorite store right now for fall style.
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Fall Capsule Wardrobe Featuring Amazon’s J. Crew Mercantile
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I about lost my mind when I saw that Amazon now has a clothing line from J. Crew — J. Crew Mercantile.
I LOVE J. Crew, but it isn’t always the most budget friendly, ya know? And since we’re starting some major renovations on our house, it’s imperative that I save as much money as I can right now to put toward things like grass, floors, and the removal of a wall.
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#OOTD: $20 Midi Dress for the First Day of Fall
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#OOTD: Transitioning into Fall
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OK, it isn’t exactly fall here in Charlotte, NC yet, but that didn’t stop me from pulling some of my favorite transitional fashion staples to create today’s outfit of the day.
Amazon Prime Wardrobe Fall Shoes Review
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This post is in collaboration with Casey Sellers at The Big Blonde Brain. Head over to thebigblondebrain.com for a fall fashion Amazon Prime Wardrobe review.
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I loathe shopping for shoes. As someone who generally loves to shop, shoe shopping honestly is one of my least favorite things to do.
There is just something about going into a store and trying on shoes that annoys the hell out of me.
I don’t want to sit down on some uncomfortable bench or chair and take off my own shoe so I can try-on a shoe that most likely is not going to fit my weird-shaped foot right. And then repeat that process over and over again until I maybe find one style that works for me. Plus, if I happen to find a pair of shoes that I like enough to think about buying, it never fails that the store won’t have my size.
Shoes, simply, are not something I want to spend money on.
