I went through a few different bottoms this morning before settling on navy slacks. It was windy, so I'm really glad I did. It wouldn't be good if I had a wardrobe malfunction.
I bought that necklace ages ago in a boutique in Athens, Georgia where I went to law school. I balked at the price ($40, which was a lot for a necklace, particularly if you're a student), but I loved it. I believe that was my first statement necklace. An addiction was born! Now, I'm seeing them all over the place. I like to think that I was ahead of the trend.
The gold filigree cuff was my grandmother's. I love all her jewelry, but this one is among my favorites. I wear it a lot. I wired a pair of her earrings and matching brooch to a bunch of hair pins and wore them for my wedding. So many people asked where I got them, including my father. When I told him that they were his mother's, he about started crying. They really don't make vintage things like that anymore, do they?
Turquoise Cardigan | LOFT (similar)
Burnt Umber Silk Racerback Tank | Ann Taylor (similar)
Navy Canvas Pants | LOFT
Floraburst Necklace | Red Dress Boutique (same in pink; same in black and green. Enter 3981516 at check out to get $10 off)
Filigree Cuff Bracelet | Vintage
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