Happy Wednesday! Y’all, I took pictures this week. The fact that I remembered while having Christmas brain is significant. You know all about Christmas brain I’m sure. You have list upon lists all over the house but you have no idea what you are supposed to be doing. Relate? Please tell me you do. Anyway, these pictures aren’t the best because my phone is not behaving well as a camera. This is really the only thing I miss about my iPhone.
So here is what I wore this week!
Left: Jacket, shirt, pants (Loft), Shoes (Target), Necklace (Kory Lane)
I wore this Sunday to sing during church. I know it isn’t “Christmassy but I haven’t worn this jacket in a while.
Left Center: Shirt (Loft), Jeans (American Eagle), Shoes (DSW) Cuff (Farmgirl Paints), Necklace (Foreverlly)
It was 82 degrees yesterday. Which for us feels like jeans weather. But you really need to have short sleeves. I try not to wear a graphic t-shirt every day and I like this shirt – not to dressy, not to casual.
Right Center: Shirt (Target), Scarf (Kohls) Jeans (American Eagle), Boots (gifted)
I wore this for a school dinner. Love this shirt with the colored scarf! The shirt is “thick” which makes it look great, but I was a little warm. Still, I really loved this look! Plus I ate lasagna and that was awesome.
Right: Sweater (Banana Rep Factory Outlet), Shirt (Mercy House Kenya), Jeans (American Eagle), Shoes (gifted)
So I’m singing in our church Christmas program and the name of the game is comfort. So we need to wear jeans, t-shirts, and sturdy shoes. I always toss on a cardigan or jacket — not because it is cold but because this time of year you can without being too hot usually. Oh, I should mention to sing our choir climbs into gigantic Christmas Trees with little gold capes so we look like ornaments. So you don’t see anything other than my cape. See…
Sparkly!!
This will probably be my last What I Wore of 2015 unless I do a best of post after Christmas. Those are always fun! You can be sure I’ll be back with more What I Wore in 2016!
xo,
Stacey
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