fuzzy wuzzy

faux fur jacket: thrifted, turtleneck: banana republic, jeans: j brand, shoes: henry beguelin, purse: balenciaga, sunglasses: karen walker, lipgloss: dior

christmas party attire

blouse: zara, skirt: j.crew outlet, coat: kate spade, booties: rag and bone, purse: alexander wang, sunglasses: karen walker

winter greens

sweater: j.crew outlet, pants: j.crew, shoes: lauren by ralph lauren, purse: chloe, sunglasses: d&g

I wore this outfit to a family Christmas celebration, and it's honestly not something I typically go for. The whole green on green on brown color palette isn't normally what I gravitate to, and these slouchy pants are maybe the only slouchy pants I own in my closet. *On a side note, I have been wanting to buy a pair of boyfriend jeans, but just can't figure out how baggy is too baggy and if they're too tight are they wrong...? I'm sure I will figure it out, and if not the world will STILL turn, but really slouchy clothes are not my cup of tea. 

I ordered these pants on-line from J. Crew (when they were on super sale) and had them in mind for something presentable to wear in the hospital/clinic. Of course I didn't pay too much attention to the fabric, and they were not at all what I expected when I received them. But I've made them work, and it's actually been a little fun to play with them because they are so unlike anything I would intentionally buy. 

Also...I LOVE these mary jane clogs. They are just so cool, but really don't get much attention because the heel is so big. I love the way the girliness of the mary jane strap offsets the rest of the tomboy look, and they add enough length to my legs to make the slouch look acceptable.

And I realize I am SO.SO.SO late to posting on the blog because this outfit is from December! yikes.

xoxo

P.s. If anyone out there is an excellent boyfriend jean stylist...can you PLEASE HELP ME!

peekaboo fur

coat: burberry, corduroys: anthropologie, faux fur: vintage, booties: j. crew, purse: chloe, sunglasses: karen walker

blazer and booties

 

top: anthropologie, blazer: anine bing, jeans: j brand, shoes: rag and bone, purse: balenciaga, sunglasses: celine

I purchased this shirt on sale from Anthropologie a few months ago for two reasons: 1. the bulky top and cowlneck and 2. the weird texture. I just wanted something a little different for a simple, white "undershirt"--and this shirt totally provides that.

I'm not sure yet if I'll wear it by itself because I bought it as more of a layering piece, but time shall only tell and who knows what skirt or pair of shorts will be the perfect counterpart. 

And again with this beautiful, red, beat up Balenciaga! 

xoxox.

spanish moss

blouse: rebecca taylor, jeans: rag and bone, loafers: ferragamo, bag: balenciaga, sunglasses: karen walker, earrings: anthropologie, lipgloss: dior

I love my poor, beat up Balenciaga bag for many reasons--but mainly it's color. I don't wear a lot of red, which maybe I need to change, but I love the red of this bag because it can brighten any outfit that I'm wearing. It can make something look more chic if I'm wearing blacks/grays/neutrals...or it can make my outfit more playful/boho if I'm wearing brighter colors or bold patterns. Plus this bag is the bomb for traveling with. 

This bag is also entertaining for my family because EVERY time I carry it around my Dad, he asks me if he can have a rolo. Haha, very funny Dad.

I am currently BEGGING my husband for another Balenciaga acquisition, so we'll see if that happens anytime soon. 

P.S. How gorgeous is the spanish moss, and, just Jekyll Island? If you are ever close to Jekyll Island, I encourage you to make a quick detour and wander around the Jekyll Island Club Hotel for just a bit. You won't be disappointed.