Shoe sale alert!!!

Looks like 6pm.com is having a great deal the Charles by Charles David and Exchange only $19.95

Tuesday -- Ally

Today's outfit took a turn for comfortable as soon as I got to work so I had to take new pics. I originally had the shirt buttoned and belted. However, as much as I love this Lands' End tank, it's SO SHORT and I was tugging and pulling. I can't stand that, so I unbuttoned the shirt, belted the tank and I was much more comfortable. Still need to find a tank that covers the girls and is long. Suggestions??
Button down shirt: Old Navy

Black tank: Lands' End

Black pants: Old Navy

Patent belt: Walmart

Patent peep-toe wedges: Ralph Lauren










I clearly cleaned up not only at Zappos, but at Old Navy during their Friends/Family event. I love a good sale!!
I really love these shoes and am pretty sure I'll get my $27.50 out of them very soon. They have the height I need with most of my pants but the wedge allows them to be comfortable enough for a day of walking.









The shirt:


The shoes...again. I love the detail on the back of the heel - click through to see it:

Leslie's wearing of the traveling scarf!

Gray Pinstripe Jacket and Pants: CAbi (Spring 2009)

Yellow-Green Wrap Tee: CAbi (Spring 2009)

Scarf: Kimberly's traveling scarf

Shoes: Diba

When I received Kimberly's traveling scarf in the mail, I had planned to wear with this new wrap tee (same as my beloved black and teal versions--just short sleeved), jeans and heels. However, getting dressed for a day of meetings at work, I had the sudden thought that the bright tee and scarf would take my suit from conservative to bold business attire. Red shoes pulled the entire look together!

I've always been a fan of cute scarves tied around the neck. In fact, looking back at pictures from a trip to NY my senior year of high school, I had a cute scarf tied around my neck then---and needless to say, I was the only 17-year old who rocked out that look! People who know my personality I think would say that the look is just very "me" -- and I agree!

Things to keep in mind when shopping...

Ruffle Argyle Cardigan: Old Navy

Cami: Old Navy

Pinstripe Pants: Meet Polly

Pumps: Pleaser

I love how affordable Old Navy is and think they have some super cute items like this cardigan. However, their clothes make me crazy because of how the fitting is so inconsistent and the fabric quality. This cardigan was a case in point. It shrunk massively in the wash the first time. Luckily I was able to stretch it back out (I even lined dry!) but it still doesn't fit quite as good. I just need to remember on their cardigans to always buy a size up but I tend to forget in the heat of the shopping moment!

NY and Co is much the same way with their sizing I think. You can get some great deals at these places-- but it's absolutely worth going to the store to try on in person and taking even a few items of the same size to the dressing room with you. And remembering that the fabrics may shrink or stretch in different ways so keep that in mind with your sizing!

No jacket this morning!

Blouse: CAbi

Sweater Vest: The Limited

Pinstripe Pants: Banana Republic Factory Outlet

Pumps: Pleaser

Can I even express how good it feels to walk outside to my car at 7:00 a.m.--without a jacket on??? And this comes from the girl who adores outerwear. I'm so glad to see the seasons starting to change. If it could stay eternally at a high of 70 and low in the mid-50's, I would be so happy. That is my favorite time of the year in spring and fall--when I can walk outside in pants and a shirt with no jacket and it feels absolutely wonderful. I got home from work yesterday and just went outside and walked for close to an hour--just because I could and not have to be bundled up. Does it get any better? I don't think so!

Wednesday -- Ally

Who's pumped about it being officially Spring? I know the weather will still be cold and rainy, but I'm SO GLAD this long winter is almost over.

Dress: Old Navy

Cardigan: Old Navy

Lisa Simpson necklace: slutty teen store in the mall

Shoes: Michael Kors











I look awfully wrinkly for someone who's just starting her day, huh? I'm going to blame the dog and all the required morning snuggle-time she demands.

One of the guys at work mentioned how colorful I am today and I told him, "HELLO, It's Spring!!!" :) MEN! haha

I'm in love with this dress and while not the most flattering, I feel like I'm wearing my PJs. I also like how the straps are adjustable and I can wear normal-height shoes w/out it dragging the ground.

The dress:


The cardi:


The shoes:

Makin' it work appropriate

Jacket: Old Navy

Scarf: The Limited

T-shirt: Old Navy

Cigarette Pants: The Limited

Pumps: Pleaser

It's no secret that I often wear the same outfit from the weekend/church to work early in the next week. I don't have to think as hard, it's already ironed and the same people don't see me so why not? And the jacket continues to get comments. My boss today told me he saw me from a mile away in it. I think people have just been in the winter blahs for so long that they don't know how to take a bright spring color!

Ally was commenting a couple weeks ago on a post about how she doesn't really believe in "investment pieces." She's more likely to slap down a chunk of change on a purse or great shoes. It made me smile because we are completely opposite in this manner--and truly, there is no right or wrong, it's whatever personally works best for you!

I buy investment clothing pieces that are classic. Great tees, button downs, jackets/blazers and pants, I don't mind shelling out money for. I'm a relatively classic dresser so most things I buy rarely go out of style. That's why you'll see me shop a lot at CAbi, The Limited and Ann Taylor. However, whenever I incorporate a trendy item in my wardrobe, I spend as little as possible because, not being classic, I don't know how long it will be "in" so I don't want to invest (Ally and I see alike on that!) and look to places like Old Navy and Target that are current and hip. This jacket is a great example. It's fun and bright and yellow is an "it" color this season--but it may be totally out in a year so I wouldn't spend a great deal on it but I certainly don't mind spending $17.50 and having a little fun with it.

You rarely see me focus on my shoes or see me pictured with a purse--and for good reason! Ally commented that she is more likely to shell out money for great shoes or a fabulous purse (she has quite the impressive collection I do admire!) and I'm the total opposite--I pour mine into clothing. I'll admit, I buy a purse (never in my life spent over $100) and I carry it until it literally falls apart. Same purse, every day, never change. My current bag, a red Beijo "Unchain My Heart" is starting to get holes in it, so I'll get a new one and carry it for at least 6 months until it does the same thing. I have a ridiculous closet full of shoes but don't spend a great deal on them for 2 reasons: A) I love "outfit" shoes and B) I walk a TON in heels downtown so they wear down really quickly so why spend a great deal? If I wasn't walking all the time, I would probably spend more. For instance these Pleaser pumps you always see me in often (have in red patent as well) were only $20. So when they wear out in 6 months, who cares?

How about you? Are you a clothing "investment dresser" or a shoes or handbag "investment gal?" Give us your reasoning!

Monday -- Ally

I'm still on a purple kick! I might have too many purple sweaters!!!

Purple jeweled cardi: NY&Co.

Orange button-down: JC Penney

brown pants: Old Navy

shoes: Ralph Lauren

Necklace: Value City

Sunnies: Max Studio

Sorry I forgot my sunglasses were on my head! They weren't part of my outfit, but I wear them everywhere.




I also wear these green shoes with everything. They're my favorites! It's funny how stuff fits differently when you've not worn it for a few months. Usually I have to tape this shirt closed, but not today. It helped I was wearing a cardigan over it, but I was thrilled it was a little looser than when I wore it last.
I love love love this necklace and it was under $6!

I look like a HIGHLIGHTER?!?!?!

Yellow Canvas Peacoat: Old Navy

Black Tee: Gap

Jeans: CAbi

Pumps: Pleaser

I must give credit where credit is due--I was placing an online Old Navy order a few weeks ago and asked my sister if she wanted to add anything to the order and she picked out this jacket. Well, seeing the great price ($25 at the time plus an additional 30% off with the coupon code!) I decided, given my love of coats and outerwear, to give it a try as well. When it came in and I saw the bright color, I thought it was a perfect piece to transition from winter into spring in my wardrobe and was very pleased with my purchase.

However, as I was wearing it this weekend, my mom pronounced that "I look like a highlighter--but she really likes it!". Yeah, I wanted to look bright and springy--but NOT like a HIGHLIGHTER! That said, it still won't stop me from wearing it!

Guest Post--Toni (Leslie's Mom)

Note from Leslie -- Last Sunday heading to church, I told Mom she looked super cute and fashionable and she asked if she was blog-worthy. The answer was "of course" so today we have her guest posting! (Sorry for the blurry picture--not sure what happened!)


GUEST POST BY TONI

Who would’ve ever thought?

I keep up with this blog every couple of days just to see everything these girls are wearing. This morning I walk out and Leslie says, “That looks like something I would wear!” Now being the fashionista that Leslie is, I took that as a top-notch compliment! Hence, my first (and most likely), my last blog entry.

Dress: Marshalls (close up of the pin-tucks below)

Tights: Bought too long ago to remember

Shirt: Brooks Bros. I have had this so long that I had it cut down when I lost weight. You cannot wear out this shirt.

Boots: Target, I believe.

Necklace: Express-- Stolen from Ashley (Leslie's sister)

While I’m not as adventurous as Leslie, I do like clothes, I just don’t want to SHOP for clothes. I usually go 2-3 times a year to the mall and have to get in the right mind set for that. I am a huge fan of online shopping and of course, CAbi parties! With that said, I prefer to wait for Leslie and Ashley to buy something that hopefully they will discard and then Viola! I’ve got another great piece of clothing and didn’t spend a dime! Talk about CuteontheCheap!

BTW-My favorite online shopping use to be haroldscloseout.com but since there is no more Harold’s, my new favorite is "Shop Leslie at Home!" It's fabulous. :-)

(--Note from Leslie again-- "Shop Leslie at Home" is what my mom and sister call it when I get tired of clothes and develop a "giveaway" pile. I'm truly literally speaking when I say they chase each other down the breezeway and into my condo for first dibs)

Thanks for guest posting, Mom!

Weekend -- Ally

Ahh, weekend. I heart you so! I also love how Maddy was doing her best to show y'all her butt! Silly dog!
Ruffle-neck cardi: Old Navy

Black pleated t-shirt: Old Navy

Jeans: Levis

Flats: Sam Edelman

Necklace: gifted by KT

Sunnies/headband: Max Studio








I'm back with more purple, cheap jeans, and Old Navy. Sounds like a typical outfit for me :) I've really gotten my money's worth out of these flats. I'm keeping my eye out for another pair on sale - I *might* pay retail for the right pair.

How amazing is this necklace??? KT is the best, y'all. She was tired of it, knew I lusted after it, and GAVE IT TO ME when we were in St. Louis.

It's so fabulous and pretty. I want to wear it every day!

Time to pull out the favorite spring color!

Green Sweater: Old Navy

White Shirt: Old Navy

Boho Scarf: The Limited

Gray Pants: CAbi (Lauren trouser)

Pumps: Nine West

I think spring may have finally arrived. And I celebrated by digging my light gray pants and spring green sweater out of the closet! It's always fun at the beginning of each new season to pull out all the clothes you haven't worn in a while. They feel "new" again and it makes getting dressed a little more exciting and less routine after the heavy duty winter months.

This color green has become my favorite "spring" color in the last couple of years. I just realized when I was digging this morning that I have an abundance of sweaters in "spring green." I need to add some fuschia to the mix and I'll be ready to go. But never green and fuschia together. Just can't do it. But it gets into personal issues of my own...let's just say some habits die hard, even after six years!

What's your favorite "spring" color to wear?

Thursday -- Ally

Our weather sure is temperamental! I guess that's just like Spring for you, huh??

Sheer blouse: Target

Pink t-shirt: H&M

Pants: JCPenney

green croc heels: Ralph Lauren

Belt: Walmart

Necklace: Gift

Bracelet: from Me-Maw





There's a lot more going on in this outfit than what's easily seen. Subtlety, kittens. ;)

I love pink and green together but not PINK AND GREEN, ya know? I also really love this blouse but it's thisclose to being a wardrobe malfunction if the proper foundation is overlooked. Even a tank looks slut-tastic to me, so I always go for something with a small sleeve just so I'm covered.

Some details:
Mama bought this for me years ago. She no doubt bought it on clearance because she's awesome like that.











I wear the heck out of these shoes. Ralph Lauren makes an excellent shoe and worth every cent. I've said it before, but green is definitely a neutral for me.










From last time I wore this blouse. Looks like I like pink with it!

















My special Me-Maw bracelet :) I'd rather wear someone else's monogram than mine. Not b/c I don't love mine, b/c I do on bags and the like, but it's sorta like having a tattoo with your last name or something. Think you're gonna forget it, buddy?

Word of advice: If you've had a couple of drinks, don't ask the big dude next to you at the bar if he's afraid he'll forget his name. That won't go over well.

Final wearing of the season

Blazer: CAbi

Tee: Banana Republic

Red Patent Belt: The Limited

Pants: Ann Taylor

Heels: Pleaser

Trying to give all my wool pants a last wearing of the season in the next week or so. I think the weather may finally start to turn for good, which means the wool pants and blazers go into seasonal retirement.

I'm the type that doesn't buy anything that can't be worn across 3 seasons. Whether is fall, winter, early spring or spring, summer, early fall, I try to spend my money on items that will layer and move through the year with little ease. What can I say, it just seems easier to rationalize that way. That's one of the main reasons I dont own any shorts or capris (besides the vain fact that I dont like them on me). It's always either skirts or dresses that can layer across seasons or pants that are often seasonless.

What about you? Do you change your wardrobe a great deal through the seasons or stay relatively consistent?

Happy St. Patrick's Day to ME!!

So Tracey and I had lofty plans for beer and celebrating today, but we quickly realized we'd much rather go shoe shopping and grab dinner together! I'm so glad we did!

As I've mentioned the Zappos.com outlet is about 15 minutes from Louisville, so I get some AWESOME deals. Today was no exception and I think it might be my best haul ever. We usually try to get a 20% off coupon out of a local magazine, but there wasn't one this month. Fortunately for us, there was a big "50% off everything, no print coupons" sign on the door. SWEET!

The haul:
Lauren by Ralph Lauren $108.95 retail $27.50


Clarks Ericka $85.00 retail $21.50


Cole Haan Carma OT Air Pump $274.95 retail $69.00















Kate Spade Elsie $327.95 retail $49.20
These are in a shiny gold, not ivory/white. I can't find a pic of them in the gold, but trust me, they're FAB.


















Kate Spade Katie $294.95 retail $44.40



















Hunter Festival tall boots $144.95 retail $36.50


I spent a total of $262.99 (including tax) and saved...are you ready...$988.65!! Now, I'd never EVER pair retail for all of these shoes, but I ended up getting everything 80% off retail...heck of a deal if you ask me!!!!!! If you're near Louisville or will be soon, I recommend hitting exit 116 off I-65 and visiting Zappos.com!!!

We also went to T.J. Maxx and I found my Derby hat. However, that'll be kept under wraps until the First Saturday in May :)

Monday -- Ally

Still having issues with taking pics inside in the mornings. Soon it'll be warm enough to take them outside, so I'll stop complaining soon :)

Cardi: hand-me-down from Tracey

Satin cami: NY&Co.

Pants: Old Navy

Shoes: Cole Haan

Necklace: Walmart


This is clearly a last-minute every-thing-is-in-the-laundry outfit and I considered not even posting it. However, I am here to serve, dear readers. The good and the bad - you get it all!

Do you have a go-to outfit or type of outfit you wear on those sleepy mornings or on laundry day?

Getting at least one wearing in this season...

Winter White Jacket: Banana Republic

Black Turtleneck: The Limited

Black Pants: Harold's

Giraffe Print Pumps: Nine West

I rarely wear this jacket because it has a wonderful suit skirt that is stunning and looks great with a black turtleneck and tall black boots...but about 15 lbs ago. It depresses me to not be able to wear the suit so I just don't wear the jacket too. However, there I stood in my closet on a rainy morning in all black and needed something to punch it up. I considered going the route of the red heels and denim jacket again but then saw this jacket and my giraffe shoes and decided I'd get a wearing in of this jacket before spring officially came. Truly, I need to consign the suit and make some money on it. It's in great condition and gorgeous. I just can't seem to make myself do it because what if I get the flu, lose 10 lbs and fit back into it? I would really miss it then.

Side note--how is it that your hair KNOWS it's raining and refuses to coorperate--before you ever even walk outside for the day??? I just don't understand.

Weekend -- Ally

I hope everyone is having a great weekend. I worked Saturday and am going to dinner with Al afterward. I'm far too lazy to change clothes so I dressed up jeans.

Cardi: NY&Co

Graphic t: Target

Gray jeans: Old Navy

Flats: Sam Edelman

Michelle Obama pearls: Walmart








The gorgeous E always looks so cute in her graphic t-shirts with cardigans and I was telling her how I just can't wear the look. Crew necks look awful on me and I just didn't think it'd work. She suggested I wear one with a cardigan or a blazer and I promised I'd try. I think it worked and it is super comfortable.

I'm especially excited about these jeans. They're also SO not my style. I don't do anything other than dark wash denim, but these were on sale back in October for $14 at Old Navy so I gave them a shot. Of course, Old Navy's wonky sizing meant these were WAY TOO SMALL when they arrived. Disgusted, I shoved them in my closet. I found them the other day and thought, "Hum...what the hell!" and they fit! I'm more excited about fitting in the jeans than how they look to be honest. You know how that is! :)

Preppy Jackets and Skanky Boots

Yellow Jacket: Ann Taylor Loft

Blue Shirt: Banana Republic

Pencil Skirt: CAbi

Belt: The Limited

Boots: Maripa

I love this jacket. I don't think it's necessarily the most flattering jacket I own but I just love the trim, the preppiness and the bold color. As I've said before, I feel very "Blair Waldorf in it." :-)

I debated all day long between wearing the jacket buttoned or open. Since I alternated back and forth all day, I figured it was only fair to have pictures of both looks! Which way do you prefer? Buttoned or unbuttoned?

Rocking the tall boots and skirts for a while longer...I wear tall boots with skirts nonstop in the fall and winter. It's a favorite look of mine (I remember coming home at Christmas with tall black wedge boots and a short--well for me at least--skirt my freshman year of college...this was before tall boots had really become popular again about 10 years ago. I think my parents were scared I had gone skanky in my semester away. Then they came back into common fashion. And I was saved from skankiness) and a trend and look I really do miss in the spring and summer. So I'm going to push it just a small while longer!

Feeling a little Mardi Gras

Green Ruffle Cardigan: Ann Taylor Loft

Purple Lace Cami: Old Navy

Wool Pants: Ann Taylor Loft

Boots: Maripa

Feel a little Mardi Gras today with the green and purple--just need some yellow to really make the outfit! I do however love mixing colors like this every once and a while. Purple and green aren't "expected" together and I think the mix of colors takes a rather plain, standard outfit to one a (bit) more exciting.

Bought a cute shirt at Old Navy on lunch...it's going to look adorable under this cardigan and really take the garmet into spring. I'm ready to start wearing spring colors again! Click here to see

Weekend -- Ally

How about this weather??? It's 74 as I type this and we're expecting a record high today. We had snow just a few weeks ago - it's crazy but welcomed!

Sweater: NY&Co.

Navy cami: Old Navy

Denim pencil skirt: Lands' End

Tights: Target

Boots: Frye

Scarf: vintage Echo

Bracelets: Old Navy




I've decided I don't care for the Target tights. They're the same price as the Walmart ones, but they're SO SHEER and look really cheap because of that. The Walmart/George ones are much more opaque and have a softer waistband.

This is the color my boots started off but after a couple of years of wear, they're so much more worn and I love them.

I look like a Brooks Brothers ad

Shirt: CAbi

Belt: The Limited

Pants: Ann Taylor

Boots: Maripa

Sometimes you finish getting dressed in the morning, not really thinking about what you are putting on, and look in the mirror and are a bit surprised with what you see? This was one of those mornings. I wasn't giving much thought, just putting on a basic outfit for a day of meetings and then I looked in the mirror and thought, "I seriously look like a Brooks Brothers' ad."

Not such a bad thing since I am an "American Classic" gal according to Lucky's Guide to Mastering Any Style. But amusing nonetheless when you see it jump out at you without even realizing it!

Thursday -- Ally

This is one of my very favorite dresses. I love the pattern, I love how it fits, I love how I only paid $30 for a designer dress :)

Wrap dress: Max Studio via TJ Maxx

Black lace cami: Old Navy

Belt: NY&Co

Tights: Walmart

Shoes: Steven by Steve Madden

Pearls: gift





S over at Academic Chic wore a top in this same pattern last week and it made me remember my dress. I love how she paired it with purple...I never would have thought of that.

I have a question regarding wrap dresses, ladies: Who the hell can wear these things without a tank under them? Holy crap. If I didn't wear something under mine you'd see my bra and possibly my belly button.

The weather is supposed to be AMAZING this weekend and you can bet there will be some fool who thinks it's summer now. We'll be seeing sundresses, white shoes, and shirts with no sleeves here in Kentuckiana. That's the one thing I dread every year...when the public gets Spring Fever and starts dressing like they're on the beach in 90-degree weather.

I can promise you I won't be going bare-legged or anything of the like because IT IS STILL WINTER. :)

My "sexy sweater"

Cardigan: I'm not sure :-) No tag inside.

Black Turtleneck: The Limited

Black Pants: Harold's

Pumps: Pleaser

Ally calls this my "sexy sweater" because of the sheer back. It is very unexpected because from the front, it's totally demure and girly with the bow and crystal buttons and then you see the sheer back and sequnied flower which totally changes the look.

I bought this sweater originally for Easter several years ago. I was just out of college, no real job yet, so Dad told me I could have a little money to buy an Easter outfit (seriously, do you ever outgrow having to have a new "Easter outfit"? I don't!). Needless to say he wasn't pleased when I came home, not with an outfit, but with a single sweater. I already had the black pencil skirt so I had an "outfit"--but that wasn't quite what he had in mind.

I never thought of wearing the sweater in the winter with black underneath (I had always worn a nude color cami) until I was at bible study one night watching a Beth Moore video and saw her wearing this sweater with black underneath. Needless to say, I didn't get much out of the study that evening because I was so distracted as to whether that was my exact sweater she had on. Finally, 45 minutes in, she turned around so I could see the back and I whisper-shrieked to my table of friends, "Beth Moore has on my sweater!" See, you can get fashion inspiration from anyplace, including bible study!

Tuesday -- Ally

I'm still getting in the swing of this new picture-in-the-morning business. So far, so...eh. I did get dressed and shod but no make up, so please excuse the red and shiny and lack of eyelashes. I got around to being more presentable once I got to work. (I use my "smoke break" to slap on 3 minutes worth of make up in the mornings)

Teal sweater: Old Navy

Black pants: Old Navy

Grey patent shoes: Sofft

Scarf: vintage Echo via eBay











The teal bits of the scarf are the exact color of this sweater - perfect!!

Growing on me....

Wrap Top: Ann Taylor Loft

Necklace: Just Jewelry

Pencil Skirt: CAbi

Gray Tights: Old Navy

Pumps: Pleaser

Wrap tops normally arent exceptionally flattering on me but for some reason I think this one really works. Who knows? Either way, I originally bought the shirt because I don't have a great deal of yellow in my closet and nothing with the hot yellow and gray combo and it was a $10 clearance deal so an easy way to add a trend. I'm glad I did--I think it's going to get more use than I even thought it would! And with the 3/4 sleeves, I think it can go into spring and summer with white pants as well!

I'm thinking seeing the picture that I wish I had worn black tights instead of gray. The gray are a perfect color match--but I'm just not liking how choppy it makes the bottom half of the outfit look. Oh well, it's different and worth a try and man, I must say Old Navy tights are very soft, thick and comfortable. I highly recommend- they are in danger of knocking Merona off my top tights spot.

Weekend -- Ally and a giveaway!

Happy weekend, y'all! The nice, warm weather we enjoyed earlier in the week took a cold snap and we were back to brisk, windy and cold. I worked Saturday so tights were necessary!!

Top: Old Navy

Skirt: Old Navy

Tights: George, Walmart

Lisa Simpson necklace: slutty teen store in mall

Shoes: Sam Edelman via Zappos outlet










I'm pretty sure I'm done with this skirt. It's WAY too big and hangs all weird and just doesn't work anymore. If you want it, email us and I'll mail it out to you. It's a 12 or 14 from Old Navy. I can measure it for you if you're really interested. I've worn it two other times: here and here.

After work we went out with friends for dinner and then to another friend's house for Trival Pursuit and adult beverages.

Dress: Target

Cardi: NY&Co.

Belt: NY&Co.

Tights: George, Walmart

Shoes: Steven by Steve Madden

Gray/black pearls: gift







This dress is so comfortable and I really like it better jazzed up than alone. I saw a blogger (whose blog escapes me now) who had it in black and had the sleeves removed and it was SO cute. It wouldn't really work for me unless I shortened it (which I need to do anyway) but it was really really cute.

I must have been really feeling the gray and purple combo because I wore this earlier in the week:
I wasn't going to post this because I was making the weirdest face ever and didn't notice until I had already changed for the day.

Anyway.

Ruffle top: Gap (I must really love this shirt!)

Cardi: NY&Co.

Skirt: NY&Co.

Gray tights: George, Walmart

Gray patent heels: Old Navy

Michelle Obama pearls: Walmart



I must feel guilty for never posting because you got THREE outfits!!! And I'm giving you the skirt off my back...side. :)