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I probably say this every time I wear it, but, I adore this skirt! It's one of my favorite pieces I've ever purchased from Anthropologie. It definitely wins "most worn" - all the colors in the pattern make it very versatile. 

TUESDAY scarf: target, sweater: gap, skirt: anthropologie, shoes: dsw



This outfit was built around the gold polka dot tights - I wanted to wear them at least one more time before the weather got too warm. 

WEDNESDAY hat + shirt + shorts: gap, tights: target, shoes: charming charlie's
necklaces: kohl's + f21



This outfit was thrown together last minute - it's really not appropriate to wear pajama's over to friends' house for dinner even if you are only having salad and pizza. I'm not sure I'll ever outgrow my affection for skirts and dresses over jeans. I also have a thing for quirky socks - hopefully nobody judges when I'm still wearing both at the age of seventy.

FRIDAY dress: anthropologie, shirt: old navy, jeans: gap, socks: target, shoes: dsw
belt: thrift

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  1. Caroline DaviesMarch 24, 2013 at 12:26 PM

    Cute looks! I love you first outfit! Your skirt is adorable!
    I'm visiting from Watch out for the Woestmans!

    xo
    Caroline

    lovecarolineblog.blogspot.com

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  2. UnknownMarch 24, 2013 at 11:44 PM

    You have such cute style! I love that first Anthro skirt, I can see why it would a favorite!

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  3. BonBon Rose Girls KristinMarch 25, 2013 at 12:26 PM

    Love that skirt! Such a fun print!

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  4. B.March 27, 2013 at 5:01 PM

    tights and skirt are Adorable! Snow on the ground looks beautiful!!

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