Neutral Fall

Outfit details: Scarf Zara (current) // sweater All Saints (similar) // jeans (reviewed here) // Boots (reviewed here) // bag Eleventhirty

Fall temperatures have arrived! At least in the mornings as the afternoons still seem to get a bit warm. I had to take off the scarf and the sweater one by one as the day went on as I was getting too hot. Still I am loving that it is sweater weather even if it doesn’t last past noon.

You are going to see a bunch of solar flares in these photos. This wasn’t artistic or intentional. I just took a bunch of bad photos this session. You see I take my own photos with a remote and I don’t think I have deleted so many just straight up terrible shots. I also didn’t do a good job of lining myself up with the lense. I guess it was just one of those days. Still I was able to salvage some good shots but so glad I did check to see what I was working with because I would have been super disappointed to get home and have nothing.

I wore this outfit to run errands on the weekend. Basically it is go to for me. The big sweater and skinny jeans with boots. The bag and scarf might change but the basics of the outfit are there regardless of how it is accessorized.

This outfit is a mixture of old an new which is generally how I dress. Some updates to older items. The sweater is older but similar styles are still made by the same brand. The zipper isn’t done anymore as that was kind of a trend from a few years ago but the asymmetrical look is still done.

The jeans are from my Curvy Toothpick Jeans review. The boots are from my Boss Boots review but are still made although I am not certain about the availability of that colour.

My scarf is the one from my haul post although you can get a better look at it now. I do wish the fringe went all the way around even on the ends not sure if that could actually happen though? I also love that the same colours are repeated in my leopard bag.

Outfit details: Scarf Zara (current) // sweater All Saints (similar) // jeans (reviewed here) // Boots (reviewed here) // bag Eleventhirty