Drapey fabrics and windy days don’t really make the best combination. But I still love how this outfit came together, despite it not being very functional in this weather. I got this skirt months ago during my shopping ban, but somehow this is the first time I’ve worn it out. I has such a sweet polka dot print, and despite how it may look in the photo, it has a very flattering a-line drape.
I actually started out this day with bare legs, but I brought a pair of tights to work in case I started to feel cold. With a heavily air-conditioned office, I ended up needing them. And I felt kind of awkward with bare legs. After wearing tights for so long, it feels strange to have bare legs. I’m thinking about getting a pair of nude micro-fishnets, like these from J Crew (which technically aren’t micro), to make the spring transition to bare legs a little smoother.
Blouse: Anthropologie
Cardigan: Ann Taylor LOFT
Skirt: Ann Taylor (thrifted)
Tights: Hue
Shoes: Dansko Sally
Purse: Morelle City Bag
Necklace: Express
Watch: Target
Earrings: Sara Westermark
Quote: The Littlest Owl, by Caroline Pitcher and Tina Macnaughton




5 Comments
I love that skirt! I am so jealous that you are able to contemplate whether or not to wear tights right now! It is ridiculously cold in the Midwest!
Love your skirt ! It is windy here today, too. I didn’t even pretend to put a skirt on.
I’m going to try to copy your necklace…lol.
The little beads and detailing on your top compliment each other perfectly!
Another winner!
What a wonderful, happy outfit. I’ve been reading your blog for a little while and I consistently smile at your wonderful use of color in each post! You employ little pops of brightness in such creative, pretty ways