However, I’m feeling less like a morning girl after staying up to watch Falling Skies. It kept me up past my bedtime (10 p.m. – yes, I’m an old lady) and gave me wicked weird dreams.
I’m compensating with lots of coffee and a shirt (really a dress) featuring multi-colored coffee beans.
Dress (worn as a shrit), Eddie Bauer (thrifted). Skirt, Talbot’s. Belt, H&M. Shoes, J Crew. Bag, Charming Charlie. Gold-tone cuff, Modcloth. Leather cuff, Epcot Canada. Watch, Raymond Weil. Earrings, (Into) the Fray.
Photos by Beefy Muchacho
Lovely pattern mix! (And I'm so not a morning person!)
ReplyDeleteI get up at 6:30 every day for work, which is an idea that would have made me snort with derision five years ago, when I could barely struggle out of bed for my 10am classes. I'm still not a morning person, but I'm loving those coffee beans! Too cute. (Despite hating coffee, my boyfriend's alarm song is "The Coffee Song" by Frank Sinatra. It's a good morning pick-me-up for sure.)
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous outfit! I sort of envy you the morning thing; I struggle every morning with getting up and motivated. Maybe I need coffee beans on my shirt instead of just in my cup...
ReplyDeleteI am so NOT a morning person, but I have to get up at 6am to get to work. Gah.
ReplyDeleteI love this outfit - such a great example of pattern mixing! Those shoes are wonderful. What a cool shape they have.
You are the master of pattern matching. I think this is one of your best yet.
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to be a morning person lately with no luck.
ReplyDeleteLoving the shoes
I am so more of a morning person too - I love to go to bed early and get up early. This is so cute with the subtle pattern mixing. The belt buckle bracelet is SO cool!! -Rachel
ReplyDeleteOh, loving the pattern mixing! These two really go well together. Coffee to the rescue, eh?
ReplyDeleteI learn so much from your blog. Like Vanessa and SheWhoAccessorizesWell said, your pattern matching is incredible. That view in your first pic is AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteAlly- The view is from Eden Park in Cincinnati. One of the prettiest parts in the city.
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