Tweed. One of the best weaves. Ever. Especially this fringe frock. Ok, I promise to write in complete sentences and not in fragments. This dress is easy to transition from work to “11th” period (after school activities; wink, wink). During the day, wear booties and a scarf to make it casual and for night, wear heels with a high messy pony, fun clutch and a red lip! So when that bell rings Friday afternoon, you’re ready in a flash!
The all black uniform continues and wouldn’t be possible without my beanie, that I stole from my brother-in-law. I don’t even know where he got it from, but it’s definitely a winter essential. Shhh, don’t tell him… An outfit like this is so easy to put together and repeat, a lot and by a lot, I mean a lot. Is there something that you wear all the time?
My winter uniform lately has consisted of a lot of blacks, whites and golds. The classic color combination never goes out of style and is easy to substitute different pieces and still make the look polished and effortless. A crisp white dress shirt is always a good idea and since it’s a bit dangerous to wear heels in the snow, a flat boot is a must. What color combination is your winter uniform?
P.S. What do you think of my hair cut? I’m still getting use to it, but I love it!
Tweed. One of the best weaves. Ever. Especially this fringe frock. Ok, I promise to write in complete sentences and not in fragments. This dress is easy to transition from work to “11th” period (after school activities; wink, wink). During the day, wear booties and a scarf to make it casual and for night, wear heels with a high messy pony, fun clutch and a red lip! So when that bell rings Friday afternoon, you’re ready in a flash!
Photography: Limani Designs
