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Blue Boho Ensemble

Jacket-Octavia via Le Tote , Joggers-Gap(similar here ), boots- Columbia Sportswear , scarf-Vintage(similarish here via Poshmark ) Last Saturday before the big storm and major drop in temperature I was out and about in this blue boho ensemble. The cut of this jacket, called for a fitted bottom, but I wasn't really feeling leggings or skinnies, so I went with a slim-style jogger. Comfort is really my driving force when it comes to weekend outfitting, hence my supportive, no frills hiking boots, last seen here . But don't get me wrong, I'm not slubbing around. Case in point: To play up this outerwear's embroidery I accessorized with a "vintage" scarf. In fact this piece is some straight-up personal vintage as I've had it for almost 20 years!!! It was gifted to me by a dear friend that I've lost touch with, unfortunately. But, every time I wear it I think of him, which is nice. On a sidenote: you can k...

Holiday Wrap-Up

dress- eShakti , necklace-Macy's(similar here ), sunnies- Target , flats- Dr. Scholl's   For this OOTD,the bold red stripes in the skirt and sleeves give a nod to the holiday season, while still being chic.  I love the idea of  color-blocking  as a theme for holiday dressing, it's graphic and festive without the full force of  straight-up Christmas Sweaters. I plan on wearing this wrap throughout the winter, as the longer length provides warm, the silhouette provides nursing/pumping access, and of course pockets.  Since it's my last day in the office before the holidays, this will probably be the last post for 2018. What a wild year! I grew my hair out, had another baby, leaned into a more feminine style, then cut all my hair off again. Who knows what the new year will bring, but I intend to keep on outfitting. 

Matchy Match the Holiday Edition

You may recall the various #twinning posts with my daughter here , here , and here . Well this past spring I gave birth to another daughter and the idea of coordinating a baby, toddler, and mommy outfits may send me over the edge (in a good way) for this upcoming holiday season. I now have coordinated ensembles for both Thanksgiving & Christmas this year. Needless to say I am SUPER pysched, getting literal chills just thinking about the pics.  First up, Thanksgiving!  Old Navy Wrap Toddler Dress Baby Dress For these three dresses I simply typed "burgundy florals" into the search at OldNavy.com and found these beauties. The great thing about the search feature at Old Navy, Gap, etc. is the results pull from across collections so you can simultaneous browse baby, toddler, women, and men to help you find coordinated pieces for the whole family.  True, florals are more of a spring/summer motif, but the burgundy base and rich colors make them appr...

A Wren & Ivory Wrap

dress- Wren & Ivory , therma l / flats -Gap, necklace-gifted  I've featured Wren & Ivory on two shopping posts ( here & here ), and now I've finally taken the plunge with this cotton faux-wrap frock. It's hitting most of my must-haves as listed in this post last week. It's nursing-friendly, has pockets, is work-appro, AND is both stylish and flattering if I do say so myself. I layered it with a go-to thermal henley, then added a pop of color with these comfy flats. It's such a boost to find garments that provide solutions to my outfitting needs, and while this dress leans towards a summery/spring style, I can totally make it work for fall/winter. Glad I ordered a size up for the layering potential. 

That's a Wrap!

dress/belt-Gap(similar here and here ), loafers-DSW(similar here ), necklace-via Le Tote I wore this wrap dress 21 days before giving birth as seen in this post . Now, with my 3-month old in daycare, and myself back at work this functional frock is serving me well, not only in terms of a flattering, comfortable fit, but also for pumping at the office as I discussed in yesterday's post . I've definitely leaned into more feminine styles this past year with becoming a mother a second time around and changing my hair. Petite florals, and romantic touches are more suited to my longer hair, then they would be to the pixie crop I sported for so long. Hair/head styling can make a break an outfit just as much as well chosen accessories and the right fit.  Also speaking of romantic touches, check out the rose-of-sharon hedge background for these pics!