Lady Lumberjack

Ah yes - the lumberjack stereotype of Portland, Oregon is always a buzz, but what about adding some sassy lady-flare to the lumberjack look?

This inspired my post, of course! Pictured here in a plaid, nearly-flannel 70's top and a 80's red leather pencil skirt. It's such a weird mix, but it works out with a bright high waisted skirt and a cropped long-sleeve. Although it's almost Christmas-y in color, I'm going for a Northwest appeal to fulfill the "in the forest ready to chop down wood - with my booties."  ;)

All items (minus tights) thrifted!

For more lumberjack-like looks, check out this awesome flannel DIY, perfect for any adventurer.

Cheers to 2015!

Black and White Class & Sass

Happy 2015, everyone!

For fashion, this year has had a bit of everything - funky tassels, faux fur, classy dresses and so much more. To toast off the new year, I put together a simplistic outfit of black and white class. I thought of the sequined dresses, tight black skirts and something with gold glitter, but just thought - why spend the money on something new and fancy to wear only this one night? Instead, I went with a classy look of layers that still says "formal" without spending the big bucks.

ON TOP:
- Detachable black pearl peter pan collar - brand unknown
- Long sleeve white Forever 21 basic top (a must-have for layering!)

ON BOTTOM:
- Bow shorts by 2bRych - thrifted from Crossroads Trading Co. How cute is that ribbon bow?
- Spandex by Target, technically thrifted from Goodwill!
- Ankle boots found at Plato's Closet by Codify

Cheers to next year's newest trends and new styles that will amaze us all! I can't wait.

Oh Deer!

Into the Woods

Brrr! Time for cozy sweaters and boots for days as the Fall is handing off cool winds to Winter. There are endless possibilities with trendy sweaters and nearly-knee high boots in neutral shades of brown and blacks. This simple outfit was thrown together due to my mindset of being a bit cold, yet excited for the holidays. (It's a happy medium).

Thrifted last weekend from Crossroads Trading Co, this adorable sweater creates a cutesy winter vibe and is soft as a blanket of snow. Can be an easy to put on 3-piece outfit any day in Fall!

Isn't this deer the cutest? Such a retro look. & Guess what? The sweater is originally from ModCloth! This makes so much sense as I am happily obsessed with all things ModCloth.

Sweater Weather: Sugarhill Boutique brand (Modcloth)

 

Deer, Far, Wherever You Are

Stretchy Jeans: Target's brand- Red Blue Jeans

Boots: Unknown brand / thrifted from Plato's Closet
 
Hype this look on Lookbook!

Looking for other critter sweaters for winter?! Look no further than Modcloth's Critter Sweater page