I now have found myself drawn to clothes that can easily be thrown on, but look more together, more thought out, than wearing a t-shirt. But these clothes have to be clothes I can be a mom in. This means nothing that needs to be dry cleaned, my butt crack must be fully covered and I need to be able to move in any way imaginable.
Slowly, my "new" wardrobe has been taking shape. And I'll be honest, I feel better about myself when I have a more presentable outfit on. I don't have to worry about looking like a slob when I run into a long lost friend at the store. I don't have to change if we decide to go on a quick date on Friday night. I like that.
Shirt: JCrew
Sweater: Gap
Jeans: Gap
Shoes: Toms
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I'm glad you're finding a style that works for you, and that you can be confident in! Especially for popping out for a date night. That's imperative.
ReplyDeleteCute! I love that striped sweater. I've found that I've finally come into my own personal style the past few years. Before I would follow trends (or try to), but as I've gotten older and more confident I have really discovered what I like best for myself. I'm jeans and tees during the day - with a little something extra to glam it up and dresses for more "special" occasions like weekend day trips.
ReplyDeleteI am always so impressed how put together you always are! Well done and good job! There are more days in a week that I don't put on make or do my hair than days that I do. And my effort in clothes usually parallels those.
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