Prabal Gurung. I am so in love with this collection. The mix of silk and knits is perfection, and love all the twisting on the fabric and of course the colors.

Michael Kors has done it again. This collection is awesome, it is all neutrals but the prints and textures make the collection.  I really love how he turns an oversized sweater and sweatpants into something super expensive with a fur vest.

This was another short week, working in the office-wise. After the Oscars on Sunday I stayed over at a friends house and drove back home in the morning so I obviously wasn't going into the city that day. And then we had my regular Wednesday and Friday at home, so only 2 work outfits to share!

The weather should hopefully be getting warmer now. Crossing my fingers we are at least in the 40s rather than the 30s. Does anyone have exciting weekend plans? I don't, but that's fine by me. I need to catch up on all the movies I've been recording. I have been watching so many "new" lately, it's madness! And by new, I mean mostly movies from the 30s-50s.

Tuesday: Dress: Michael Kors (Net-a-Porter Sale), Sweater: ?? (from Christine), Flats: Marc by Marc Jacobs (Shopbop), Watch: Skagen (Rue La La), Rings: vintage, Brilliant Imports snake ring & Mom's

Thursday: Blazer: Chanel (Roundabout Resale), Tee: Everlane, Jeans: Free People (Marshalls), Heels: Proenza Schouler (Roundabout Resale), Necklace: Geoclassics, Watch: Skagen (Rue La La), Rings: vintage, Brilliant Imports snake ring & Mom's

Don't worry, I don't actually wear these shoes outside in Winter. I walk in flats and change into them once I'm inside where it's warm.  This is a "casual" weekend outfit, I added the shoes to feel a bit more dressed up, but they didn't stay on long.

We enjoyed a freezing cold few days this past weekend, I'm getting rather tired of the cold but at least I still get to wear all my sweaters! I am looking forward to warmer temperatures though, but I would be fine with 60s.

Sweater: Ralph Lauren c/o Marshalls, Tee: H&M, Jeans: rag & bone (Shopbop), Boots: Alexander Wang (The Outnet), Bag: Etienne Aigner (thrifted, $2!), Necklace c/o Gorjana Griffin, Sunglasses: Ray-Ban "Emma" (Marshalls), Watch: Skagen (Rue La La), Rings: vintage, Brilliant Imports snake ring & Mom's

More fashion week time!  Extending the experience far after it is over.  First up is Diane von Furstenberg's 50th anniversary collection. Such a nice variety; sweater dresses, wrap dresses, and lots of gold dresses.


Then we have Tory Burch.

Since I got my haircut I have mostly been wearing it wavy, but for the last couple weeks I decided to let my hair dry naturally again.  Yes, my hair is naturally pin straight, to get it wavy I put it in a bun after my shower and sleep with it that way.  When I first got my haircut I didn't like the way it looked straight, but it's beginning to grow on me now.  Guess that's what happens with any type of change.

I wore this outfit twice in the span of a week. Once while I was at my aunts house (with boots) and I wore it this way to work. I'm not usually one for white clothes, too afraid of getting them dirty/being see through, but I have a handful of white and cream sweaters that I love.  Here is my newest edition, a unique sweater I picked up for $30 at Anthropologie, I just love the beading and colors.

Song of the Day: New Kid in Town by The Eagles

Sweater: Anthropologie (on sale!), Jeans: rag & bone (Shopbop), Heels: Lanvin (Roundabout Resale), Watch: Skagen (Rue La La), Rings: vintage, Brilliant Imports snake ring & Mom's