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What I've Been Wearing


shirt: modcloth, pants: gap, shoes; thrift, bracelet: target


I threw the plaid shirt on last minute before heading to small group; it's starting to get chilly in the evenings. When I got there someone pointed out that I'd forgotten to remove the tags - oops!

earrings: target, button up: old navy, shirt: f21, pants: gap, shoes: anthropologie, 



I've worn some mix of  black, white, and green at least once a week for the last month or so; - it definitely become my new favorite color combination. 

Judging from the outfits in this post I also might be developing a slight addiction to ankle length skinny pants. 

Want more? Check out these link parties to see lots of other ladies having fun with their clothes: Watch What I'm Wearing, Sunday Style,  Monday Mingle, Style Sessions,  and What I Wore Wednesday. 

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  1. CESeptember 8, 2013 at 12:03 PM

    That first blouse is soooo pretty!

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  2. UnknownSeptember 8, 2013 at 12:49 PM

    Love navy and pink and that b/w top is fab! Love it!
    Carolyn
    http://www.ccmcafeeperspective.com/

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  3. BonBon Rose Girls KristinSeptember 16, 2013 at 10:07 AM

    Those emerald pants are just gorgeous!

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