Snowflakes and Shimmer

(Velvet sweater, Frenchi blazer, Aqua skirt, Aldo boots, H&M scarf)

It snowed. Like super thick 6 inches of snow snow. And I wore a skirt. Probably not the best choice in terms of hypothermia prevention, but flowers in the middle of winter definitely stood out. Not to mention the generous dose of sequins on my sweater, which kept me warm enough to survive another Chicago winter.

Doubles: Skate Skate

Ice skating. Apparently Liv's 30 year old ice skates still work. Apparently Isabelle's untrained ankles still don't like to ice skate very well. But at least she can still pose on the ice. This time, Isabelle managed to not drag Liv down to the treacherous ice. The ice gives a convenient time to discuss life and the meaning of the world and just general problems in our lives. We highly recommend it.

(American Eagle jeans, Forever 21 scarf, North Face coat, Betsey Johnson sunglasses)

(Zara Coat, Frenchi skirt and tights, Gap sweater, Piperlime belt. Forever 21 necklace)

Tulle Hardware

(Coat via Marshalls, Restoration Hardware Scarf, Zara Jeans, Banana Republic T-Shirt, Old Navy Cardigan, Boots via DSW)

These jeans I saw at Zara when I was about shopping with my mother on Black Friday. She decided to purchase them for me as a Christmas gift which meant I had to wait a month until I received (forgot about) them. I like these pants. I also like that this is January. It is fifty degrees outside and sunny. I do not like how it is messing with my head. Or maybe it's just my excuse for the seasonably lazy winter time.

Jeans, Jeans, Jeans

 (Jolt! Jeans, Gap tee, Rubbish shirt, Aldo Boots, Forever 21 and Garnet Hill necklaces, my mama's scarf)

Some people think jeans on jeans can't be done. I'm not one of them. If the colors are dark enough, it turns out pretty great. I kept the rest neutral and let the shirt be the star here. It's one of my favorites because it's incredibly light, making it thin enough to wear well into spring.

Also, sorry for the lack of posts, guys! School's been giving out work like it's going out of style.