I'm heading to Colorado next week with Better TV, so the plan Saturday morning was to go shopping and pull together my wardrobe for all five segments.

Instead, I got distracted by wallets.

I have a thing for zip-arounds, you see, and my current wallet is an overstuffed disaster zone. Sure, I could just clean it out...but honestly, I feel like given my Costanza Tendencies, I should really just own one that's the size of a basketball. Anyway, I found both of these pretty things at T.J. Maxx, couldn't figure out whether to go for classic navy or fun purple-with-studs, Instagram-sourced to see which one you guys thought I should choose...and then you couldn't decide either: the vote was split perfectly down the middle. So I got all paralyzed by indecision and left without buying either.

On Saturday, I decided to ignore the fact that a blizzard was on the way and dress up like I was headed to a picnic in the park.

I was heading into the city for a baby shower for one of my oldest and dearest friends, Thomasin, and for these kinds of events I usually like to wear pretty, floaty dresses...but, like I said: blizzard. And then I realized that I was about to board a train headed to Grand Central Station at 11AM on the day of the St. Patrick's Day Parade, and that the chances that I would be surrounded by more drunk teenagers than I'd ever seen before in my life was one hundred percent.

And so I decided to go for an outfit that made me feel totally elegant and chic and feminine, but that also involved pants. What I wore: a Gypsy05 sweater (previously seen here) paired with silk pajama-style pants from T.J. Maxx, CC Corso Como nude pumps, and a mint-green Botkier purse.

Not that silk pants and heels make a ton of sense in a blizzard either, but hey: we know I'm not someone who's particularly prone to weather-appropriate sartorial choices in general. Baby steps.