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You guys I am so excited about this outfit post! I bought this yellow jumpsuit as soon as it went on sale because it is sooooo me! Yellow is one of my favorite colors and it always just makes me happy. Kinda why you always see me wearing that yellow t-shirt I got at Primark when I was in Europe.
I had a vision for how I wanted these photos to look and the location and they actually turned out exactly how I envisioned! So get ready for photo overload of this outfit. Which by the way, is a perfect outfit for transitioning a summer jumpsuit into fall.
Keep reading to find out the outfit deets and about the fact that I have a secret photographer?!
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Hi hello my party peeps! Today we’re talking one of my favorite accessories: neck scarves! I started wearing them last year after seeing Cristina do it, and now they’re lowkey all the rage and easy to find!
I’ve been styling neck scarves a heck of a lot lately, like even more than usual, so I thought it would be fun to type up this post! Up until recently, I always thought neck scarves were difficult to style. I would only ever wear them with scoop neck t-shirts, but soon explored and realized they look good with a lot of necklines! And were a lot more useful than just a cute touch to an outfit!
But before I get into details, can we please talk about how much I look like a Ryanair flight attendant!? Like I have the colors spot on and everything!
That’s is one thing I love about neck scarves, they transform you into a whole new character! Like the other day, I was wearing one and felt like Fred Jones from Scooby Doo, and sometimes when I wear my red one I feel like a Parisian. See? Neck scarves are fun!
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One of the things I was dying to do after I got home from Europe was to go on a shopping spree. Nothing beats being able to buy as much clothing as you want and not having to worry about fitting it all in your suitcases home.
I was the most excited about hitting up Old Navy and Forever 21. But I also went to Target, a local consignment shop, and some random shoe store in the mall. If you follow me on Instagram then you actually help me pick out which shoes I bought there!
I’ve actually never done a blog haul before (unless you count my What I Got for Christmas post) so I’m very interested to see how this goes. YouTube hauls are usually more my thing, but I don’t think I’ll be filming anything until I get moved into my apartment in August. But still let me know if you’d rather have blog or YouTube hauls for future reference!
I saw it a couple weeks ago but passed it up because it was $19.99. Twenty bucks for a sports bra? Nah, this girl needs a bargain. But then last weekend I was at Target again and just couldn’t bring myself to pass it up after thinking about it on and off for two weeks.
That’s actually a good rule on how to save money. Don’t impulse buy anything, especially full price items. Instead, wait a couple days and if you’re still thinking about it then go out and get it. That little trick has probably saved my bank account hundreds of dollars.
Anyway, this sports bra has removable pads, and extra support straps in the back, which is lovely because then I can run without my boobs hurting. I would definitely say $20 for a good running sports bra isn’t bad.
I actually didn’t try this on before I left the store, but lucky for me it fits perfectly! For reference, I got a size medium and I’m a 34C.
Consignment Shop
There’s this amazing consignment shop in Northern Kentucky that my grandma showed me years ago and every time I visit her I always have to run over there to search through the racks. It’s called Classy and Sassy(which ME) and usually gets donations from more so older women with nice budgets, making the clothing pieces really nice quality stuff.
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