Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Yes, Please

Floral

Simple, feminine floral patterns have been my inspritaion lately.  Wearing them makes me feel instantly more like a lady, and floral just seems to suit the gentle breezes and warm weather that we have been experiencing lately.  I am definitely a girly girl, so I go all out with floral pieces.  However, if you are a little shy of the idea a wallet or a band on a straw fedora would be a great way to incorporate a little bit of summery floral into your look without feeling completely out of your comfort zone.


Product information:
1. Pink Floral Button Dress 
2. Floral Shoes
3. Fedora with Floral Band
5. Floral Handbag
6. Floral One Sleeve Dress
7. Floral One-Piece
8. Floral Wallet
9. Floral Mini

Update August 2014: Only available products are now linked.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

"Live, travel, adventure, bless, and don't be sorry"

- Jack Kerouac

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Father's Day


Thanks for always looking out for your little girl, 
No matter how long it has been since I outgrew "little"
I love you, forever and for always

Happy Father's day to all the fathers and father-figures out there
Celebrate them!

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Skirts

Skirts

I am loving skirts lately, mostly because there is rarely an occasion during the cold Saskatchewan winters to wear a skirt and now that the weather is finally our friend I have found myself embracing my love for this feminine piece of clothing even more.

All of the skirts above have very feminine colours, prints, and cuts.  I also seem to be leaning toward my favourite hue - pink!  I think my favourites are the top row though - they're a bit longer than many of the skirts we see around this time, and I'm definitely a fan of lengthening the hemlines a bit!

Products, starting top left:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Update August 2014: Only available products are linked.

Monday, June 13, 2011

A Bit of a Change

A whole week since my last post!  And it feels like months ago to me.  I spent the last week downtown with my boss for a hearing and I absolutely loved it!  The days were certainly long though, I would leave my house before 8 and not get home sometimes until 10 at night... but it was worth it!  I learned so much and I have definitely found some new passions within me that I was never aware of before. 

But the absolute best part of it all??  The choices I had with what I wore!  Yes, it had to be business professional, but I was not limited by the restraints of the security requirements of my place of work.  Usually I am not allowed to wear heels, dresses, anything that is somewhat sheer (even with a tank underneath - which is how I always wear sheer anyway), or anything too form-fitting...  I don't want to get into detail about where I work, but these guidelines are for very good reasons.  So being downtown in a professional setting with no such restrictions made me feel so happy and free - I wore heels, I wore skirts, I wore dresses, I even broke out this top tucked in to a pencil skirt along with some heels, and I was never once told that it would be better to not wear my outfit to work.  It was quite the contrary actually, I was complimented on my clothing and many women admired my shoes (of which I have a modest collection, but I have to admit, they're awesome).

Now it's back to the same old, but I don't mind.  I love my job and I cannot wait until I am done my degree and hopefully (fingers crossed!) get a permanent position here - lack of style options and all!

How about you, what do you wear to work?  Do you enjoy dressing up, or do you think I enjoyed it so much just because it was a novelty to me?  Let me know!

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Contradiction

Living in the moment, but longing for tomorrow.
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