Hello, everybody! Though I am dying to move onto fall fashion, I felt I would be remiss if I did not include a few of my everyday outfits from this past summer. I don't know about y'all, but here in NC, we still have not taken a chill pill yet (hahahahahaha, get it? ;) weather wise, so I'm still able to incorporate bits and pieces of looks like this to help me stay cool.
Both of these outfits are so me! A simple yet vibrant patterned top, solid, color-coordinated bottoms, comfy ballet flats, and elegant jewelry are the perfect formula for any outfit I concoct! The fun, printed tunic in the first outfit is so airy and comfortable to wear despite its more formal appearance. And, don't even get me started on the pleated, khaki shorts in second outfit! I love that they are a bit longer than most of my other shorts (they come about mid-thigh on me!) because sometimes, I just appreciate the extra coverage!
The first outfit was worn on Move In Day for the program I attended this past summer, and the second one was for an average day of classes. They were both easy to throw on and go (especially when you're always running late, like myself!). Both outfits are suitable for a variety of casual occasions and everyday chores.
Outfit #1:
Top: Old Navy
Shorts: J.Crew Factory
Flats: Target
Watch: Michael Kors
Outfit #2:
Blouse: Ralph Lauren (via T.J. Maxx)
Shorts: Gap
Flats: Target
Watch: Michael Kors
Bag: Rebecca Minkoff
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I am loving this fun and colorful flashback to summer! What do you think: can we rock these bright colors and patterns throughout the fall and winter as well? Let me know in the comments, along with what you really wear during those hot and pesky summer days! Thanks for taking the time to read my latest blog post, and I hope that each and every one of you has an absolutely fabulous day!
love, p & p
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