Pink tee-Loft (exact, similar) | Chambray-Tilly’s (similar, similar) | Black jeans-H&M (similar, similar) | Boots-DSW (similar, similar) | Scarf-Gap (similar, similar) | Hat-c/o Grace Hats | Watch-Michael Kors c/o Shopbop (similar, similar) | Bracelet-Groopdealz
Scarf worn last here.
Pink tee-Loft (exact, similar) | Chambray-Tilly’s (similar, similar) | Black jeans-H&M (similar, similar) | Boots-DSW (similar, similar) | Scarf-Gap (similar, similar) | Hat-c/o Grace Hats | Watch-Michael Kors c/o Shopbop (similar, similar) | Bracelet-Groopdealz
Lydia from Chic on the Cheap mentioned in a post last week she has an adjustment period for new things. I would have to agree. It took me a while to like neon, even longer to consider joggers, and for years I couldn’t fully embrace hats. At ball games? Sure! For warmth in winter? Duh. But otherwise? I admired them, but I just wasn’t sure how I could incorporate them into my style. I have most definitely changed my mind.
Hats literally frame your face. Of any accessory you wear, there is no way anyone could miss a hat. I have been slowly growing my hat collection with a fedora, baseball cap, floppy hat, and now two wool hats from Grace Hats. I just love their modern and unique take on vintages styles like the one I am wearing. I love the details on each hat they make!
linking up with Style Sessions, Walking in Memphis in High Heels and Fashion Canvas, Celebrate Southern,PMT, Mix it Mondays, Shoe and Tell
I was given parts of this outfit in exchange for inclusion in this post.
