Outfits Not Just Clothes

cardigan-Banana Republic(similar here ), tank- Gap , leggings- Zara , sunnies- DIFF Eyewear , necklace- Etsy (similar here ), bracelet- BaYou With Love via Rachel Zoe's Box of Style , sandals- Born via Nordstrom Soft pieces, simple lines, clean palette, not every outfit has to shout into the wind. Some days you want a quiet purr of a look. And these black leggings, knit tank, and oversized cardigan is just the comforting hum I need for yet another day, week, month of working from home, keeping socially distance, and laying low 

vest-J.Crew(similar here ), shirt-Anthropologie(similar here ), leggings /sneakers-Old Navy(more sneakers here ), necklace-Gifted via Lucky Feather  Technically, this plaid tunic is a "sleep shirt" as I found it on the " Sleep & Loungewear " section of Antho's site. (And yes I just abbreviated Anthropologie to Antho, you're welcome). And while I'd normally don a plaid, long-sleeved tunic for fall, it's soft fabric and washed-out palette are giving me a very comfy spring vibe, and work/look great with these maternity leggings, dotted slip-ons, and my go-to pocketed puffy vest(another fall staple that has seen quite a bit of action here this spring). Speaking of pockets, this shirt has them!!!! Plus it's quite flattering with my bump and I expect it to remain so after baby. PLUS plus, it buttons down the front, so I have high hopes that this will also be nursing-friendly and long enough to j...

blazer-J.Crew(similar here ), shirt / joggers -Gap, scarf-Vintage, boots-Landsend(similar here ) For this OOTD I paired comfy joggers with a tunic and blazer for a mishmash of relaxed and tailored style. My husband jokes that these are my "church" sweats, in that they are a nicer version of my layabout sweat pants that I can sneak in as "proper" pants in dressier outfits. And yes, I HAVE worn them to church, but not on a high holiday or anything. More like Saturday afternoon mass when the dress code is a bit more lax, you feel me?