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Fun Shorts Friday a Retrospective

I started featuring fun shorts all the way back on the last Friday in May when summer basically kicked off!



Wow, this post is from 14 weeks ago!  Shorts from Uniqlo




The following week, I went with a matching set from Wildfang





Week three was all vintage, with this t-shirt my mom wore in the 70's and madras shorts from J.Crew


I kept the laid back summer vibes going in this menswear drawstring pair from Forever 21


Went for a nautical take in this post with anchor-printed shorts from Landsend


Pushed the definitions of shorts with this romper again from Uniqlo


Went back to the nautical theme in these lobster shorts from Old Navy


By this August post I started mixing things up with a muscle tee and cocktail shorts from Anthropologie




Returned to the menswear shorts in this post with a t-shirts that pretty much sums up the season from local store Pavement



And finally, from last week it was a Chic Shorts Friday with pieces from Le Tote

This series was a fun way to bookend the weeks during a summer like no other. And seeing all of these outfits lined up shows you just how versatile shorts can be.  For some less-fun shorts looks check out these posts here, and here

With Labor Day right around the corner and my recent purchases with an eye on fall, I'm very much ready for autumn, which is when I do my best outfitting, if I do say so myself. Check back next Friday for a big announcement! 



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