This summer, in comparison to previous years, has been fairly mild. However there have been days that are the complete opposite of mild, when the area is hit with a bout of 90 degree heat and humidity. On days where it feels too hot to care what you look like I dress in easy separates, nothing too clingy, all made of super light, breathable and washable fabrics. Here is one of the warm weather survival looks that I have styled for those lovely (not really) hot and humid summer days.
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| Tank; Gap, Pants; Loft, Shoes; Indigo by Clarks, Necklaces; Fabric Trim |
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| Not worrying about the spiders crawling everywhere. I have my trusty BB so I can pop them suckers full of plastic! |
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| Love all the pockets on these pants. Total pocket count 300! Kidding, more like 6, but that's still pretty awesome. |
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| Not actually riding bike, just posing with it, it's such a pretty red color. |
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| Print on tank top. |
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| And then the photo shoot dissolved into silliness. |
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Ability to laugh at oneself, check. A sense of humor is a great accessory. |
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Want to give my photographer
Thomas Griffin a big ole shout out. With out his help it would be impossible for me to take these shots. In fact it was his idea that I climb up into a tree house filled with spiders...yeah thanks.
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| Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man |
Thanks for stopping by, that's all for this episode of outfit chronicles. If you have an outfit idea or conundrum you want me to solve here in outfit chronicles leave a note in the comments section. I promise I read every single comment here and always try to respond.
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I love the capri pants, and also the paint splattered tank from the... Gap, really!!!!
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