Showing posts with label knit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knit. Show all posts

FALL: KNITS.

Forever 21 sweater; Gap jeans; Walmart moccasins

I love that my hair changes colour in almost every photo I post. Here it looks red. In a recent post it looked blonde. But really it's brown. It's like a chameleon on my head. I just hope it doesn't turn green or something one day.

In other fun facts, I've been enjoying knits. Especially since this weekend its barely above zero and anytime I go outside I want to shrivel up..

Knits and boat shoes.



It's getting warmer over here, folks. 
Temps in the 20's means good things. Very good things.
... Mostly it means a smile on my face.

Cream and camo.



Joe Fresh knit; AE denim; ALDO camo hat


Don't hog the clearance rack.

I was at my local store that sells Joe Fresh, perusing the clearance rack. It's a pretty darn huge rack. And someone was just standing in the middle, looking at the same thing for a good 5 minutes.
So I move past her to the knits. I pick up this amazing sweater, and she looks over at me. Sees the sweater. Moves over to my rack and starts sifting through to find another one.
I notice she can't find one in the same colour, so she picks up a gray one, clearly annoyed that I found it first.
Because my cream one was a couple sizes too big, I see a second gray in a smaller size and grab it quickly. She's left standing at the clearance rack watching me walk away with the sweater she could have had. 

I ended up liking the oversized look, so I stuck with the bigger, cream coloured sweater.

Moral of the story: Don't hog the clearance rack. You might watch someone walk away with something better.

Winter knits in Spring.



Sweater: Forever 21; Pants: American Eagle; Shoes: Aldo; Sunnies: Dynamite

I was on Twitter and someone asked if it was possible to transition winter knits into spring. My thought? Of course! I've stocked up on knits this winter, and although I don't want more snow, I'm not ready to give them up yet. They're perfect for those warm days with a cool breeze.

So how do I work this transition item? I pair it with spring-y pieces of course! Boyfriend or distressed jeans are great to keep the outfit casual. I wore oxfords here, but you could throw in a pair of heels of you want to spice things up a bit. Lastly, put on your fav sunnies and you're good to go. I also rolled up the sleeves on the knit, mostly because I like to cuff everything I wear (see jeans also).

Will you be transitioning your knits into spring?

White-out.



With a light dusting on the ground and snowflakes in the air, 
it was only appropriate for me to wear my winter white-out outfit.

Anyone got any exciting weekend plans?


High-low cut.



A high-low cut. Best found on a knit. 
Thank you, Winners, for the awesome find.
It'll make a great transition piece :)

The inevitable.



I caught a cold.
It was inevitable.
Please pray that it doesn't turn into the crazy flu going around.
Or that it doesn't become a sinus infection.

Oh please.

Burnt orange.



And sometimes you just have to have fun when you're talking pictures of yourself.
It's not good to be serious all the time :)

In other news, I've tried Intense Debate. And I've tried Disqus. I just can't get used to another comment platform. Sorry for all the switching up, guys. I'm going to stick with blogger for now. 

New finds.


Sweater: Forever 21
Top: H&M
Jeans: American Eagle
Boots: Walmart
Watch: Fossil

Finally. A cream cable knit sweater. 
And a new favourite plaid top. 
Kelly's winter outfit-of-choice, right here.

Knit sweaters.







Source: shophopes.com via Kelly on Pinterest









Since the weather has taken a turn for the worse, I've been dreaming of knit sweaters. 
Like these ones here.