I wore this flowy midi skirt outfit to an early Spring date night last week when the weather was a perfect 75 and the breeze was minimal. I’ll admit, it was a little premature to wear the look (given that it was literally the FIRST day of Spring), but regardless of when I wore it, it’s such a FUN outfit for the upcoming April and May Spring months (and summer…
You guys! Can you believe that Easter is NEXT weekend? I can’t believe because I feel like new years was JUST a hot second ago. SO today I’ve included a few fun spring outfits to inspire you to start thinking about what you’re going to wear for Easter Sunday. I’ve got three different looks for you today: a midi dress, easy maxi dress, and a crop top and midi skirt combo.…
Dress: Eliza J. Check Two Piece Dress // SHOES: BP ‘Luminate’ Cork Sandals // EARRINGS: Kendra Scott Bar Earrings // BAG: Chanel Boy Bag
I fell in love with this skirt from the second I saw it! How fun is this floral print y’all?! And I also adored the midi-ish length of it and knew it would be JUST the perfect addition for my swing wardrobe. And it pairs PERFECTLY with black and white stripes – don’t you think!? All in all, I’m a huge fan if you can’t tell :) Shop the post:…
If you’ve been following along for a while, then you know that I LOVE a good party skirt! And to be honest, I’m always looking for an excuse to thrown on my recent midi skirt skirt purchase (and pull out the oldies too!). There’s something so Audrey-Hepburn-esque to wearing a longer length (tea length is another name for it I think?) skirt and I’ll forever be committed to wearing mine at…
At some point or another, I think it's safe to say that we'll all be invited to a company/office christmas party. And whether it be for your own company or that of your significant other, chances are you'll be faced with the decision of what to wear to this type of event. Every company is different and I'm sure there are exceptions to the rule, but for the most part (and in my experience), holiday office parties tend to be on the swankier side and definitely a little fancier than your average conference room lunch. For this post, I'm assuming a cocktail attire dress code and hope to shed some light on how to strike the perfect balance between festive and appropriate with your outfit.
