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Easy Update: Add A Vest

(I told you I was into the earmuffs.

They’re staying right where they are for the rest of the year, thanks.)

For my final fall look put together using pieces I found at TJ Maxx, I went for an outfit that works for pretty much anything you’d like to do all weekend long. Shopping? Sure. Brunch? Yes. Dinner? Just lose the earmuffs and tuck the strap on the bag inside to transform it into a clutch, and you’re good.

To me, what really makes this outfit is that truly amazing shearling vest (it was $24, which is so much less than it should be that it almost doesn’t make sense, but hey: I’ll take it). I never used to be particularly into vests – they seemed sort of extraneous and fussy – but once I started playing around with them I realized that they’re a great way to up the interest factor of even the most basic pieces. Because really, all I’m wearing here is a cream-colored blouse and jeans – it’s the vest that turns the whole thing into an “outfit”.

It’s sort of like with print-mixing: once you commit to the look and start having a little fun with it, the possibilities of your wardrobe open up exponentially.

On me: Blouse, vest, jeans, pumps, and earmuffs from TJ Maxx; bag c/o Brahmin; Timex watch.



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  • Jo

    I’m sorry but this outfit is a total fail imo..If I saw you out and about in those awkward earmuffs I would literally think you were a handicapped person. I typically love your style (shout out to those riding boots a few posts back!) and sans the earmuffs this outfit would be a win for me but the muffs are cheap looking, a diff hue than the heels, and look out of place when the weather doesn’t even require you to wear sleeves, socks or boots. Next.