Let me start off by saying that yes, my shirt is buttoned correctly, lol. I am uber wrinkled and didn't realize that until after the photos ( I sat in a car for 3 hours to and from an appointment ).
This is a new...I don't know..."style" , I guess. It was definitely a bit of a stretch for me. What is "newish" to me is wearing the button down, it is a print, and the booties are a total "out on the limb" for me. Also, except for my hair, there is no dark color. Holy cow ! I liked it overall and felt comfortable. I thought of dyeing the boots black, then of returning them, blah, blah, then I wore them around the house to get mentally used to them and I ended up really liking them out and about. AND they are really comfortable.
My haircut is also new. I went to a someone who is known to be a master cutter and told him to do whatever he wanted. Whatever. And he said that I should keep the length but layer so that my hair didn't look like the Liberty Bell. Eek ! What a right on description of before. I really like it and it is a wash and wear, yay !
Button down , Gap boyfriend shirt in a super lightweight cotton and a lavender print.
Loft capri jeans that I am really enjoying rolling up ( thank you Angie and all the other ladies who suggest it. )
The booties are from Nordstrom, but I cannot remember the brand. It was breezy today so my feet were chilly ! I think that these will work in the summer too. I am very excited !
The jacket is the faux leather that was Angie approved and I bought at the Boston meet up. It is a deep purple color. I love the detail, as you can see on the back and I have worn it a lot though I was very unsure about the color.
I am starting to feel as if I am coming out of my "cancer slump"...and feeling very good about it. I feel brave, sartorially speaking.
Suggestion ? Tweeks, twerks...anything will be gratefully taken into consideration.
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