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Fall Flannel

 Or should I say winter flannel as we woke up yesterday to falling snow, well I guess there's "fall" in that.  😉😊





Just a little novelty pendant, the dear/antler theme is so right-on for fall!










shirtdress/boots-Nordstrom(similar here and here) wrap top-eShakti(more options here), pants-Zara(similar here), necklace-Forever 21(something fun here), ring-Skelton Jewelry

I last featured this flannel midi in this post and I'm struck by how different the styling is between these two outfits.  In the earlier look I leaned into the casual modern grunge vibe of this flannel. Here I went with an edgy layered take that is still casual, but feels more polished. One of the challenges with this dress is the length and side-slits. You can't really wear it solo, like a dress, nor can you tuck it in like a shirt. I've done some fancy half-tug here and added this cropped wrap top to create a more fitted silhouette. Proportion can be tricky with oversized pieces and it definitely takes a bit of experimentation to find a balance. Speaking of balance, I wanted to point out the contrast in jewelry for this OOTD. This novelty pendant necklace is total trendy fast fashion, while my polished sliver ring is the complete opposite being a high-quality semi-investment piece from a local independent jeweler. 

For more fall flannel outfit ideas, check out my write-up here!

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