I have always loved vintage fashion and I have been watching some of my favorite bloggers pulling off neck scarves for a while now, so I decided to give it my best effort in today's blog post. There is something about the neck scarf that makes me feel effortlessly fashionable and I felt like there was an extra bit of chic-ness in my step as I walked around in this outfit. I paired the scarf with an fit and flare dress (one of my go-to silhouettes) and my new favorite pair of heeled sandals which I found at Roses for only $17! Overall, this outfit was simple to put together and made me feel great, which is the best of both worlds in my opinion.
Sunday, June 11, 2017
It Was All Yellow
I am not being sponsored by any of the brands mentioned in this post. All opinions expressed are my own.
With this warm weather, I'm getting back into the swing of wearing bright colors and I'm loving it! Recently, Adore Me asked me to share with you all my perfect date night outfit, and as summer is approaching this felt like the perfect time to reveal my choice. I'm normally a pretty girly dresser, but I also live in constant fear that I will be inappropriately dressed on first dates (no one wants to find out they have to sit on the ground after choosing to wear a short dress), so I tend to tone my look down and go more casual with a pair of jeans or shorts. The top and shoes still communicated my feminine style and I keep the accessories simple with my staples: my Kendra Scott necklace and a gold pair of hoops.
However, nothing makes me feel more comfortable and confident than a bra that actually fits. For my 18th birthday all I asked my mom for was to get fitted for a nice bra. Actually finding out my size changed my life. It might seem like I'm exaggerating but for reference I thought I was a 36 D and I am a 40 B. As great as it felt to finally have the proper support, I soon found that very few places A) carry my size and B) those that do usually only have plain t-shirt bras. So the fun of buying cute bras went away. However, Adore Me is not like that. Not only do they carry my "weird" size, but they carry it in a large selection of types and styles. For much of my life, I have found that clothes are not made to fit me, which can be disheartening when you are obsessed with fashion. Adore Me knows better and recognizes that fashion belongs to everyone, and I commend them for that. Down below, you will find some of my favorite selections from Adore Me's site that I think would make any girl feel confident on her first date. We all deserve to feel beautiful and amazing and if a cute bra and underwear set can give you that extra push, then wear it for you.
Find your own favorites here: https://www.adoreme.com/bras-and-panties
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
20 before 20: Update
1. Visit a New State
2. Get my Second Piercing
I finally did it this January and I love it! It looks so good and did not hurt as much as I thought it would, though I was still a wimp.
3. Go Abroad
Also in January, I went to Ireland! Be on the lookout for a blog post with all of the pictures from my time there.
4. Vote
I did my civic duty and voted this year. I did not expect myself to get as involved as I did in the election, but I ended up helping my friend Anna at her local polling spot.
I did this literally at the last minute and I love it!
6. Write a Love Letter to Myself to Open in 10 Years
This was one of the easier things on this list, but I think it may have been one of the deepest activities. Lots of self reflection.
7. Read At Least One Book a Month
Sooo I ended up skipping the month of July, but then I read two books in August so I'm giving myself some leeway here and calling it a success!
8. Make a Blanket Fort and Watch Movies in it
I never got around to doing this, which honestly saddens me a little bit.
9. Be Published in Some Way Shape or Form
I wrote an article for the school paper! Maybe not what I had in mind, but a success none-the-less.
10. Write in a Journal Everyday
This is a no-go folks. I have a lot of journals, but can't do it everyday. It does not come very naturally to me, so I gave up to early.
11. Learn ASL
The more I go through this list, the more I realize I haven't done very much of this.
12. Stay Active
Hey look, I did one. Can you say, Zumba is kicking my butt.
13. Volunteer More
I did and I will be volunteering again as I travel to DC over spring break to help feed the homeless.
14. Eat Sushi
Not surprisingly I did the sushi one pretty early on. However I have recently kicked up my sushi per month quota, so this was definitely a success.
15. Visit the Edgar Allan Poe Museum
16. Recreate Childhood Photos.
So I did not recreate childhood photos, but a few months after this post I realized I looked a lot more like my grandmother than I had realized. So rather than recreate photos that already had me in them, I did my best to recreate a photo of my Nanny.
17. Get a Member of Each Fraternity and Sorority on Campus to Come to Small Group
This did not happen, but I am still hopeful that it will happen one day.
18. Stay Up All Night
I did this one, more than once, and I regretted it each time... But hey, at least I experienced it.
19. Log Off of Social Media for a Day
20. Keep My Plants Alive
I did this, but only with the help of God above because logically they should have died at least 50 times this year.
I did 14 out of 20, which is not a fantastic percent (70%), however 19 was a pretty good year for me, and I don't feel as if my life was stunted by the things I didn't do. Hopefully my 21 before 21, which you can find here, will be moer successful and an even better year!
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