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I’ve had really good luck with thrifting my skirts. You can usually find a lot of great basic skirts from thrift stores. I like the light khaki color of this skirt. I also think that corduroy is a great material for fall and winter. This skirt would make the perfect classroom skirt if your a teacher or for any office job. It’s also a perfect way to dress up a little bit more. Today I’ve styled it 3 ways to show you how easy it can be to add a corduroy skirt into your wardrobe.
Look #2- I love to layer my button-down shirts with a cardigan. I love how it has a classic and preppy feel to it. The key is to cuff the sleeves. This shows off the blouse a little more and hides any imperfections and bumpiness you might get in your sleeves.
Look #3- Sweaters tucked in are such a trend right now. I never thought that would be a thing, but it looks so polished when you tuck your sweater. Wearing a sweater with a skirt can be the perfect combination in the winter.
Next week I’m going to be making another trip home to Michigan for my Christmas break. I’m excited, but of course, overwhelmed thinking about it all. It’s always stressful traveling around the holidays. My husband is going to be flying our flight, which I’m very excited about, but it also means that I’m on my own with our crazy 2-year-old. The hardest part about traveling by myself with a toddler is the amount of stuff we have to bring. His car seat, stroller, luggage, toys to entertain him… it’s a lot. I haven’t really mastered how to travel with a kid and look like one of those cool put together moms I see on Instagram. I’m always an over-packer because I hate leaving my wardrobe behind. The last time I traveled home, I learned my lesson that less is more. That’s why on this trip home, I’m going to try and travel light. As light as I possibly can. That’s why I started planning what I was going to pack for my trip weeks ago. I’m hoping this will help me when the actual travel day comes along.
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Today I want to share 3 types of scarves that are perfect no matter what kind of climate you live in. These are the scarves that you will want to hold on to and not add to the cleanout bag.
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Those are my favorite types are scarves. Are you a scarf person?
