Lately, readers, I have found myself gravitating towards blacks and grays. Which is a bit odd really, because I am not a black-and-or-gray-type-of-girl. If I must do a neutral, it's typically, you know- purple or turquoise or pink.
I DON'T. DO NEUTRALS.
But I've been somewhat of a Melancholy Chloe lately, so the gravitation towards blacks and grays is probably a bit fitting. Wee, Dr. Phil is right! Projecting my emotions is fun! For no one involved! Except myself! Stop being so selfish! Failure is no accident! You're only lonely if you're not there for you!
No dog ever peed on a moving car!
So anyway today I have another super easy-to-wear outfit. I love this jacket, readers; it's another Ann Taylor Loft find, snug and cute and cozy with enough styling to make it appear graceful, but I really want to pair it with a tall pair of plum-purple boots. I was feeling it while snapping these pictures, and I was really feeling it after I had loaded them up on Flickr. This outfit is begging for it, with a similar-hued knit hat to match.
I AM PRETTY SURE IT WOULD BE SO AWESOME. I just hate it when I realize the potential for awesomeness after I've shot and edited. I do it all too often, and it's annoying.
Maybe someday:
Shirt: Ann Taylor Ruffle Pintucked Top (click here - on sale!)
Jeans: William Rast Jerri Skinnies (click here)
Boots: Target! (click here)
Bag: Andrea Brueckner Tierney City Bag (click here)
Bracelets: F21, Ann Taylor Loft (click here) (and here)
Purple Boots (not shown): To Make My Outfit Way More Awesome (click here) (and here) (and okay, here)
And speaking of more potential for awesomeness- I really wish Forever 21 would change their name to Forever 32, or open up a store called Forever 32, 'cuz that's what I keep typing into the browser. I really want it to be Forever 32.
And then I crack myself up, jajajajaja.
Rachel Roy blazer shipped & should be here in a few days! Oh, exciting!
