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2016 Promises

02 Saturday Jan 2016

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In my last post, I talked a lot about the past. In this post, I’m only interested in talking about the future.

2016 is a new year, a chance to turn over a new leaf. As much as I enjoyed 2015, there are many things that I would have changed or done differently. Rather than stew about it, I am going to be more proactive about making these changes so that I can be a much happier human being.

  1. I will finally get my ears pierced, because I’m missing out on some adorable accessories.
  2. I will finally decide whether or not I am going to get a tattoo, because that is a very permanent change.
  3. I will tell more people to F*ck off, especially the ones who deserve it.
  4. I will continue to establish my career in the realm of fashion journalism and be more confident about seeing myself as a business woman.
  5. I will start to look into doing a postgrad that will not only help me get more experience in my line of work, but will also help me on the road towards Columbia University.
  6. I will let go of the people who left me on a dirt road, forgotten in the cobwebbed area of their minds.
  7. I will commit myself to my creative writing and work on getting a literary agent.
  8. I will practice kindness – towards others and more importantly, myself.
  9. I will make a more conscious effort to travel and experience this crazy beautiful world in its entirety.
  10. I will welcome opportunities – whether these opportunities come in the form of love, careers, friendships or travel. And I won’t think too hard about them.
  11. I will take more chances.
  12. I will feel less alone.
  13. I will be braver.
  14. I will love myself.
  15. I will be happy.

Remembering 2015

31 Thursday Dec 2015

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New Years Eve has always been a bittersweet time for me.

While it certainly brings the promise of a new year and new adventures to come, it is also a reminder that a chapter of my life will be closing. New Years Eve is a time where I must step into the future, as bravely as I’m able, while my heart longs for a time I’ll never see again.

I never want to be held back by the past, but I never want to forget about any part of my life, because then maybe I can better understand how I came to be and what my values are. For the last couple of months, I’ve been noting my most memorable experiences of 2015. I hope that you all take some time to reflect on your year, and realize that these short 12 months really can transform you.


Most Memorable Moments of 2015:

  • Began the New Year off celebrating in Toronto with my best friends – how it’s always been and always will be
  • Travelled to Ottawa for a journalism conference and totally bonded with Cabbie Richards from TSN
  • Completed my reign as Features Editor at The Cord after being on the Editorial Board for three years and passed on as much knowledge as I could to my successor
  • Started working on one two THREE novels and started sending some of my other stories out to publishers, because why should I keep waiting for one day?
  • After years of anxiety and never feeling prepared, I finally took my G2 road test – and I passed. Now I feel so in control when I drive instead of having it be something I’m afraid of
  • Made the conscious effort to love and respect my body and forgave myself for everything I put my body through these last couple of years
  • Read books that made me fall in love with literature all over again:
    • Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
    • The Shining by Stephen King
    • Doctor Sleep by Stephen King
    • Big Brother by Lionel Shriver
    • My Sergei by Ekaterina Gordeeva
    • Dark Places by Gillian Flynn
    • Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
    • The Colour Purple by Alice Walker
    • The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler
    • Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston
    • A Lion Called Christian by John Rendell and Ace Bourke
    • Jaws by Peter Benchley
    • On the Road by Jack Kerouac
    • The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins
    • This is How You Lose Her by Junot Diaz
    • The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
    • The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
    • Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko
    • Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov
    • Pericles by William Shakespeare
    • Siege 13 by Tamas Dobozy
    • The Longest Ride by Nicholas Sparks
    • The Love of a Good Woman by Alice Munro
    • To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
    • Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
    • Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
    • For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway
    • Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk
    • Memoirs by Pierre Elliot Trudeau
    • Lord of the Flies by William Golding
    • The Reader by Bernhard Schlink
    • Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy
    • Open Heart by Elie Wiesel
    • Room by Emma Donoghue
    • Common Ground by Justin Trudeau
    • The Beforelife by Franz Wright
    • The Revenant by Michael Punke
  • I had breakfast with Romeo Dallaire and had some pretty intelligent conversations with him
  • I went on a trip with my sisters to Cayo Coco, Cuba where I did the following things: rode horses on the beach, held baby crocodiles and falcons, swam with fish, experienced a new culture and learned to be fearless
  • I graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with an Honours in English, after four years of anxiety, essays, exams and countless cups of strong black coffee
  • Leonardo DiCaprio regrammed my photo on Instagram, definitely solidifying our plans to get married
  • After working hard and being incredibly persistent and patient, I landed my first internship on the Morning Show and am continuing to further my fashion journalism career
  • After spending 10 years admiring Fashion Week from afar, I had my first job assignment with Fashion Week and nearly peed my polka dot printed pants when I realized that this event got my foot into the door of the career I wanted
  • I had floor seats to see One Direction in concert, where Harry Styles and I were definitely couple’s matching and will likely get married (if Leonardo DiCaprio doesn’t get to it first)
  • Fell in love with the same guy a hundred times more this year when we were strangers in a dark room than I did the four years of ups and downs and finally decided that it was time I fell in love with myself instead of someone who wouldn’t stay or give me the love I wanted and deserved
  • In just over a year’s time, I completed the 100 Days of Fashion Challenge and feel so much more confident in both myself and my future career path and endeavours
  • Found out who my real friends and family are
  • Realized that not everyone deserves to have my forgiveness and that sometimes taking the high road isn’t always the best solution
  • Decided that I wouldn’t settle with “okay” or “good enough”
  • I discovered that there is something oddly beautiful about being alone and not feeling insignificant
  • I learned that things will change, including myself. And that is the best thing that could ever happen

 

Happy New Year everyone – let’s make 2016 the year of aggressive self-love.

78 days

21 Monday Sep 2015

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It is the one month count down until World Mastercard Fashion Week in Toronto and I am doing as much as I can to get some serious inspiration for when I work that gig.

A good half of my friends are still in school right now, or they are working part-time. For me, I am working and getting serious about planning my future as a Masters student at Columbia University. I have been preparing my notes, practice tests and additional research.

For today, I have been reading my Taschen book, full of fashion ads from the 20th century, in the hopes that when it is time for me to attend Fashion Week, I will look trendy, original and classic all at once.

Point being: dream while others are sleeping.

CPcLpgCWEAA8gUdBook – Taschen Books

Shorts – Forever21


Thanks for reading! 🙂

 

A letter to my freshmen self on my graduation

10 Wednesday Jun 2015

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Dear 2011 Alanna,

So, this might sound weird but I am 2015 Alanna. And I am coming with some pretty rad news – you have graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University with Honours. I wish there was a way that I could send you this letter – I’d save you four years of anxiety and stressing about whether or not you’d actually get to this point. I wish you could read everything that I’m writing to you right now, but if there is a chance that time travel actually becomes a thing, this letter will always be here waiting for you.

I can still see you on the day you moved into residence. You had just gotten bangs the day before and you were still getting used to them, while also trying to ignore the nervous churning in your stomach. You’re so scared that the people on your floor won’t like you and that you’re going to go the next four years without any friends. That fear will go away as soon as you step off the elevator and there is another first year there, introducing yourself to her. And you’re going to realize that everything is okay. Maybe you didn’t know it at the time, but subconsciously you knew that this girl would end up becoming one of your best friends.

Slowly but surely, you’re going to teach yourself to be less shy. And you’re more open to meeting new people because that’s all you’re going to be doing not just in first year, but throughout your whole university career.

I know that in the weeks before coming to WLU, you have a fear that making new friends will replace your old friends from back at home. And in a way, they do. But your old friends still hold a very precious space in your heart. You’re going to spend many months feeling heartbroken that things are different with them, like they replaced you the way you unknowingly did to them. But you’re going to discover that things are supposed to change. It doesn’t mean that you have to cut ties with them. But let them go, venture and discover. Just like you’d want them to allow you to do.

And the friends you do meet – whether it’s that girl who struck up a conversation with you in your “Women Writer: Theory and Practice” course or the boy who lives in your hometown but never knew – will teach you that sometimes you’ll just meet people who just fit in your life. Let them in. Don’t always be so guarded. You never know who you’ll meet and what they’ll add to your life. Sometimes you’ll lose people, but please just remember this: for every person you lose, you will gain two more people who will fight to stay in your life.

You’ve always been family-oriented and I can tell you proudly that you still are. Your sisters are your forever friends and your parents will support you no matter what. Though at times they can be a lot to handle, you can’t forget this: you gave up on yourself long before they’ll ever give up on you. I know you’re telling people that you can’t wait to live in a dorm so that you can have freedom from your family, but the truth is that you miss them. And it’s important to you that you keep a close relationship with them.

You’re going to find yourself harassing your little sister to come and spend the weekend with you at school. You’re going to find yourself excited going on the bus back home. Whenever your phone goes off, your heart will skip when you see that it’s your mom or dad calling. Even though you’re apart from them, this time away from school has made you grow even closer to them. And that strong family bond makes you feel safe when times get rough.

During Orientation Week, you’re going to sign up for the school newspaper, deciding that writing will be a good break from schoolwork. You’re going to be surprised when you discover how much you love being a part of that team solely because of the people you work with. You’re going to love being part of this family so much that you’re wishing you got more involved in high school. You’ll be spending so much time with these people that you feel comfortable telling them about yourself, letting them know your secrets and being vulnerable. These are the people who you will have in your life for as long as you live. For the first time in a long time, you’re going to learn what it means to be a part of something and how much you love it.

I know that as soon as you started university, you’ve been telling family and friends that you’re studying to be a teacher, even though deep in your heart this isn’t what you see yourself doing for the rest of your life. And you’re too proud to tell people that you just don’t know what it is that you want to do for the rest of your life.

Sweet girl, you’re going to realize in January 2013 that you want your extra-curricular passion of journalism to be your career. And by September 2013, your voice doesn’t falter even once when you tell people that you are going to be the next Anna Wintour, running Vogue and becoming a prominent figure in the realm of fashion journalism. Don’t worry little dove – you’ll figure things out. Don’t think that there’s anything wrong with giving yourself some time to just think things through.

Freshmen Alanna, your perfectionism has never been a secret. You know that and I certainly know that, because I’ve seen you battle this for four years. I have seen you crying all those nights when you’d come home from class crying because you “didn’t meet your potential” in a course you won’t even remember when you graduate. I have seen you shed a lot of tears while studying and writing essays, all while telling yourself, “I am not smart enough.”

But you are. You have achieved so much and have done so well. Yes, your transcript will show As. But your transcript will also show you a few Bs – and that is okay. Those grades don’t capture how brilliant and successful you are. You have always had trouble being proud of yourself, so I’ll do it for you.

You don’t know this quite yet, young Freshmen, but you are going to fall madly in love for the first time. And you are going to experience gut-wrenching heartbreak like you never have before.

I won’t lie to you – this love changed you. In some ways, it changed you for the better. You learned what it meant to love someone, to sacrifice, to compromise. It’ll teach you how to care for someone while not forgetting to take care of yourself. And he taught you that you can be loved.

But you will quickly learn that being in love with him brought out the worst in you. You’ve never considered yourself to be a jealous person, but he brought that out in you for his own ego and entertainment. And sometimes, he thrived off that and always made you feel like a consolation prize. For two months, you’re going to feel used and dirty after he breaks you. And you’ll feel a hundred times worse when he comes crawling back and you say you forgive him, even though his words are the white ink tattoos on your body no one can see but you. You keep going back to him, wanting things to be how they were, but it never feels the same because he is not the same. You stop trusting him, and all other men. You become jaded, cynical and so unwilling to deal with the hurt that you hurt and push away everyone who wants to help you heal. And you hate that one person has this much power over you.

I will be honest: today, as you graduate, you are still thinking of him. You’re unsure if you love him or if you love the memory of him. But I can promise me, you have started to believe this more than you did yesterday: you haven’t lost your voice without him near you. You are your own woman. Don’t let this one failed relationship stop you from loving again or have you believing that you’re not deserving of being loved.

2011 Alanna, you’re at a point in your life where your struggles with your body are not yet known to others around you and you can just keep it to yourself. You’re going to be naive enough to believe that it will always be like this. In your third year, you go to some extreme measures to make yourself disappear. You do this to yourself because you feel like (most of the time) you can’t control anything. It doesn’t matter if its school, work or personal, it just always feels like something you can’t get a grasp of. But you control your body. You control it so much that your body bends at a simple demand and breaks every time you do so much as look at it. You’re not going to look or feel like yourself, little dove. Your friends and family will start to get worried and start to ask you uncomfortable questions about it. And I am sorry that you are going to hurt and feel so lonely you don’t know what to do.

But you will heal. Slowly, because that’s the only way. And I am so proud of the courage you muster to face this. You’re going to be afraid to leave this coping mechanism behind, but you’re so strong and beautiful – inside and out – that you would rather bring yourself back for the grand finale than to disappear again.

Document the moments you feel most in love with yourself – what you’re wearing, who you’re around, what you’re doing. Recreate and repeat. Be a living, breathing expression of love. There’s no need to convince anyone of anything. The most powerful way to teach is by example. This will be your manifesto for the rest of your life.

Before I conclude this (rather long) letter, I want you to know that you are an exceptional woman who has achieved so much in your four years at WLU. I have personally seen you grow into the woman you are today and I am proud of who you’ve become. You’ve had many highs and lows in these short four years, and you always diverted all of your energy towards persevering through it all. I am the woman I am today because you fought to become her. Thank you for being the strong and smart woman you are – I am thankful for you, always, but especially today. I will always have you in my thoughts, especially this afternoon when I accept my diploma and become part of the WLU alumni family.

When I walk across that podium, I will be thinking of you and how far you’ve come. I love you, little dove.

Love,

2015 Alanna

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Happy birthday Sharon Tate

24 Saturday Jan 2015

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22 candles

13 Tuesday Jan 2015

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I am 22 years old today. While I refuse to make any obnoxious Taylor Swift jokes or references, I certainly see this as a fun age and I feel like I could take on the world if I could.

I love the idea of getting older. Maybe it is because I’m still at that age where I don’t have to worry about wrinkles or menopause, but I see getting older as a gateway into new experiences, new mistakes to learn from and windows of opportunity. While I am excited about what I will learn about life, love and myself in the years to come, I know that I have learned so much already in my short 22 years of living.

Because I want my birthday to be about more than just cake, gifts and martinis, I have compiled a list of 22 things I’ve learned in 22 years. As the years go on, I will acquire new insights and add to it. And I couldn’t be more excited about that.

  1. Your friends and your family will love and support you through everything, no matter what. They will never give up on you, even if you have given up on yourself.
  2. One should never dream about success; they should work and bleed for it.
  3. You should only want success for you, not for the sake of revenge. When you want to be successful in order to rub it in other people’s faces, it loses its value, because it was for someone else and not yourself.
  4. Everyone is doing the best that they can. Try not to be a dick about it.
  5.  Never be compelled to apologize when you don’t feel sorry. It’s okay that you’re honest. It’s okay that you have a different opinion than everyone else.
  6. Sometimes we do things that hurt us. Sometimes, we walk into our own heartbreak because we think it will be better than being alone. It does not make you weak or stupid.
  7. The love of another will not be able to fill the void left of not loving yourself.
  8. No matter how old you get, a hug from your mother will 100% solve all of your problems. Or your pet.
  9. You’re allowed to have bad days. You’re allowed to cry about bad days. You’re just not allowed to reside there.
  10. Some people leave, and some people stay. We have no control over who chooses to stay or leave. It’s sad and you’ll want to control this as much as you can, but the people who leave you aren’t worth knowing anyway. Pay attention to the ones who stay. They are the ones who will love you right.
  11. Take care of your body. Your body is the only one you will ever have. Your body has been there for you, even when you mistreated it, even when you hated it. And that’s what real love is.
  12. I would rather get labelled a narcissist than spend any more years hating my body.
  13. The audience only claps after you bring yourself back. And I brought myself back.
  14. You can forgive someone without welcoming them back into your life.
  15. You will always love your first love for the rest of your life. This is the part that they don’t tell you; you don’t stop loving them, no matter how many years go by. They are in that tiny corner of your heart, collecting dust and cobwebs and your memory keeps it alive. But that it only one love, my dear. When you meet the great love of your life, that love won’t even hold a flame to them. That love will be a candle lit flame, while the great one will be a forest fire.
  16. People make mistakes, even the people we love.
  17. Don’t aim to be a role model. Aim to be a human being. Human beings are easier to forgive than role models.
  18. Find your passion and throw yourself into it. You won’t regret it one bit.
  19. There is nothing wrong with unapologetically loving things. Love the crap out of everything. Too many people are consumed by hate. Don’t let them make you one of them.
  20. You deserve to be happy. Don’t ever let anyone or anything tell you differently.
  21. Document the moments you feel most in love with yourself – what you’re wearing, who you’re around, what you’re doing. Recreate and repeat.
  22. Be a living, breathing expression of love. There’s no need to convince anyone of anything. The most powerful way to teach is by example.

I am eternally grateful to all the people in my life who have made these last 22 years so incredible. I love you.

If you want to write – then write

03 Saturday Jan 2015

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f9bbc9bcfe7c0461f6b8878c59a0b15cOne of my earliest memories is sitting alone in my childhood bedroom writing what I consider to be my first story. Mind you, it was mostly a pictograph, but I told the story well in my head. I was about four years old at the time. Since then, my passion for being a writer has never ceased.

I have always dreamt of being a best-selling novelist and I do not plan on leaving this earth until that dream has been realized. I am currently working on a story (four years in the making!!), as well as a compilation of short stories. I do plan on getting set up with a literary agent so that I can finally make my dreams a reality.

The purpose of this post isn’t to brag about talent or what I am working on. The purpose of this post is to share why I am still so inspired about being a writer. Recently, I have had the pleasure of being mentored by two Canadian authors: Joseph Kertes and Tamas Dobozy.

Kertes, who recently published a novel called The Afterlife of Stars, works with my mother and has been a confidante for quite some time now. Dobozy, the acclaimed author of Siege 13, was my professor at Wilfrid Laurier University and instructed a creative writing seminar.

Not only did I appreciate the time they gave me to look at my writing, but I also am grateful for their constructive criticisms and advice. The fact that they took an interest in me and were willing to help me further my writing career has inspired me a great deal. I don’t want to just sit down and write and then wait for things to happen anymore. I want to sit down, write and send it out.

I am an optimist who carries an umbrella, however. I know that it won’t be an easy task. I know that there will be bouts of writer’s block, rejections, and people who will not be supportive or understand my passion. These hurdles only make me want it more. I am ready for everything that will be thrown my way. That will only make me work harder.

To my fellow writers, poets and dreamers – don’t stop. One day, this will all fall into place. Never lose sight of that dream your lifelong dream, so that one day you can tell your four-year-old self, “We did it.”

19/100: #100DaysofFashion

03 Saturday Jan 2015

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New year, new me.

With 2015 in full swing now, it’s time to get inspired by another year full of promise, dreams and new trends. I don’t make New Years resolutions, but promises. And the promise I have made to myself this year is to take more risks in all aspects of my life and to stay inspired by all the things that I love, rather than lose myself in things that I know will only hurt me. And one of the things that will inspire me is my love of fashion and dream of being the next Anna Wintour.

I promise that 2015 will be a year of acceptance and risk-taking. This will apply to my sense of fashion, as well.

DAY NINETEEN

New Years Eve is an opportunity to be completely decked out in fancy, flirty and jaw-dropping attire. This is when you can unleash your inner bombshell.

While staying in Downtown with my two best friends, I decided to end off 2014 and embrace 2015 with a daring look that I never thought I would wear. The laser cut midi skirt is proof that being sexy doesn’t have to involve showing a lot of skin.

One of my fashion beliefs is that if you want to be sexy on the bottom, you can’t be sexy on the top. Since I made the main focus of my outfit my legs, I chose a simple and understated white crop top. What appealed to me about this top is that it serves its purpose in keeping the outfit clean and pulled together. If I had chosen a top that showed a lot of cleavage, the outfit would come out looking sloppy.

Want to know my other New Years promise? It’s simple, really.

Don’t be envious; be envied.

IMG_2559Top – Vero Moda

Necklace – Banana Republic 

Skirt – Topshop

Ankle Booties – Guess 


Thanks for continuing this fashion adventure with me on both my blog and my instagram!

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The roaring twenties

03 Saturday Jan 2015

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16/100: #100DaysofFashion

21 Friday Nov 2014

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Hi everyone!

I’m a little bit behind on where I want to be on my #100DaysofFashion challenge, but I am determined to keep trendy and to post as often as I can! I still have plenty of outfits planned for the year and I am excited to share them with all of you.

You can follow my process on my instagram.

So without further a due, I present to you my outfit for Day Sixteen.

DAY SIXTEEN

Just because the winter season is finally upon us, that doesn’t mean you have to let Old Man Winter dictate how you dress.

I am a lover of skirts and dresses, which some shun once the snow hits the ground. I will not be doing that. Layering up is the best way to wear skirts and short dresses in the winter time. Scarves are always a great accessory and adding a fun print like polka dots to your tights allow you to let your personality come through in the dreary months.

If someone sees your outfit and asks, “Skirts in the winter?” You just reply by saying, “Why not?”

IMG_2362.JPGTop – Forever21

Scarf – Flurries

Skirt – Topshop 

Tights – Aldo

Ankle Booties – Guess 

Ring – H&M 


84 Days left…comment below if you have any outfit suggestions or challenges you want to suggest as well!  

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