Outfits Not Just Clothes

 These pants are a repeat from this post . I think they are just so perfect for winter! shirt /belt/scarf-Gap(more belts here  similar scarf here ), pants-Uniqlo(similar here ), necklace / ring -Mejuri, bag-J.Jill(similar here ), socks-Target(more options here ), boots- Columbia Sportswear I went with a rugged-chic style for this OOTD, pairing these high-waisted tweedy culottes with a bright red henley, plaid scarf, stripey wool socks, and hiking boots. I'm wearing this scarf almost like a shawl/poncho and using this crossbody bag to create alternative silhouettes. As stated above, these pants are quite versatile. From Tuesday's sporty  post  to a layered look from a dress-over-pants post  a few years back, these navy trousers suit a wide arrange of outfits and are quite warm to boot!

blazer-J.Crew(similar here ), shirt-Old Navy(more patterned shirts here ), culottes-Uniqlo(similar from Mango here ), belt-Gap(more belts here ), boots-L.L. Bean(similar here )  Can you feel the autumnal-realness just oozing out of these shots? If not, too bad because this is my last official Fall Outfit for the season. It's December now, but I couldn't help but post this OOTD what with the fox-printed button-down, this tweedy houndstooth blazer, and wool culottes, plus the rugged boots! The blazer was last seen here  similarly styled, but leaned in more on the androgyny note with the vintage menswear vest. Both looks are not only fall-realness, but British-countryside-realness, with a nod to the very English tradition of fox hunting with the print of the shirt. Speaking of foxes, while I wasn't able to link to a similar pattern shirt from Old Navy, I did find this piece  from a newly discovered site Rock Flower Paper  ...