Lendperk

{dress: Lendperk | blazer: h&m | boots: Jcrew}

Have you heard about Lendperk? (I thought I'd ask, but it doesn't really matter because I'm going to tell you about it either way). 

Lendperk is a dress renting service that lets you wear something different every time! (I stole borrowed that line right from the website because it's just so good!). For $49 a month, you can rent as many dresses as you want from brands like Anthropologie, J.Crew, ModCloth, and Asos. 

I had the pleasure of trying out the Lendperk service, and selected this ModCloth dress for my free trial. I picked out the dress online, and it was at my doorstep within a few days. I then wore it out for drinks (those drinks on the dress made me thirsty!) and when I was finished, I slipped the dress back into the prepaid mailing sleeve and dropped it in the mail. Order. Wear. Return. Repeat. How's that for easy fashion? 

And this is even easier! Lendperk is offering a free 9 day trial with every monthly plan. You can borrow a dress for free and there is no financial obligation to sign up afterwards. Although with a service like this, I'd get your signing up fingers ready.

Lunch Time

{sweater: hive & honey | jeans: citizens | boots: jcrew | bag: foley and corinna (similar)}

Let me tell you about my yesterday. Or really, just my lunch break which is arguably the most important part of the (work) day. After eating my usual, I zipped into Forever 21 for a quick look around. Since F21 is never quick, I limited myself to scarves and jackets. I quickly found a can’t-live-without-it scarf AND jacket. But, in an effort to be “responsible” I sadly left the jacket and took home my cheaper than lunch scarf.

With a few minutes to spare, I decided to do a bit of blog browsing. And there is was- the JACKET. On one of my favorite bloggers, looking just as good as I thought it would. That must be a sign to go back and buy it, right? Hmm, my pocket book seems to be in disagreement. decisions. decisions. 

the pink scarf

{blazer: h&m (similar) | shirt: h&m | jeans: citizens | boots: steven | scarf: j crew factory (similar)}

Hello again. I've missed you. I finally found a break from the rain (and a break from life) to snap a few outfit photos. Things have been busy lately. If you've ever had that feeling where your whole world gets turned upside down, then we've got a lot in common. My world still feels askew, but I am adjusting to a new normal, and learning to plan around the unexpected. 

And despite life's changes, I still get dressed everyday! So that's good news for this little blog. Now I just need to get my camera back on board with the outfit photos. I also need to get the weather back on board. After I snapped this set, I had to go straight to rain boots because these suede boots were not happy about the rain. But my favorite pink scarf was happy- because it's cozy and warm and can handle the cold and the rain. And yes, I just applied feelings to my accessories. (And it's only Monday). 

Back to Basics

{sweater: banana | shirt: BP (thrifted) (similar)| jeans: Citizens (similar) | boots: Corso Como (similar) | necklace: Nordstrom} 

Ladies and gentlemen, this is my 100th post. That means I've gotten dressed at least 100 times since April. I'd say that's a pretty great accomplishment. Phew. I might have to take tomorrow off. 

I went back to the basics on this little number. A classic black sweater layered over a light chambray button-up for a chic menswear look. Add in jeans and boots and you've completed the look. 

Dream Sweater.

{Sweater: h&m (recent) | Jeans: Citizens | Boots: Corso Como (similar)} 

In the past, I've had some pretty serious disagreements with wool sweaters. Itchy arms, scratchy torso, and red neck kind of disagreements. So the other day when I stopped at h&m with my 40% off coupon in hand (seriously, 40% off at h&m!!- get on the email list if you aren't already) and saw this sweater, I gave a big sigh when the tag said 5% wool. 

After a quick walk around the store, this sweater was still calling my name. Those 3 buttons on the shoulder just really got to me. I figured I could layer it over a button up to avoid all possible skin contact. When I got home and tried it on over my t-shirt, I braced for an itchy reaction. But it never happened. 

Ladies and gentlemen, it turns out that 5% wool is just what this girl can handle. If you need me, I'll be spending the rest of the winter reading sweater tags. 

Bree-Mix: Favorite Pants

{sweater: thrifted | pants: banana (similar) | boots: Jcrew (similar) | scarf: Zara (not similar, but cute!}

On a day when I have few words to share, I figured a bree-mix was in order. These pants are just too fabulous not to wear three times, or every day...but who's counting? 

See previous outfits here and here.