| Dress: mom’s | Sandals: Target |
There is something summery and unique about a tiny fishtail braid among loose waves…
This dress usually isn’t my style, but when I borrowed it from my mom and she insisted that I keep it, I couldn’t turn her down. These flat sandals let the polka-dot pattern take center stage, but when worn with nude cork wedges and some bright accessories, this dress could be much more than just a preppy staple.
It’s always so windy on days I wear dresses… just like it always rains when I wear white. Such is life, I suppose.
May really flew by, didn’t it? It’s almost summer. Here’s to the month that is fading and the month that hasn’t quite begun.
| Dress: TJ Maxx |
This dress has just the right amount of quirky. I love the subtle peacock feel it has, as well as a the huge ruffle on the left side that somehow works just as well with heels and a clutch as it does with bare feet and a casual bun.
| Jacket: mom’s | Dress: Free People | Wedge heels: DSW |
If you follow me on Instagram (myeverydayrunway) you will have seen a photo of this dress and will know that it is easily my new favorite dress. The light coral-y peach is so perfect for spring, and the lace overlay is gorgeous and demure without showing too much skin. It hung in my closet until Easter, and now I am eagerly awaiting occasions to wear it.
Life has been so hectic lately, so I apologize for the utter lack in posts. I also apologize for the insane amount of grainy iPhone photos that seem to have become my norm. I only really have time for quick snapshots these days. Please bear with me; I promise I will try to break that habit and get some pretty photos in sooner or later.
Have a lovely rest of the week!
| Dress: ShopRuche |
Nothing really special about this outfit… it’s a dress that I’ve been dying to wear since I bought it last summer. I’m not sure why I haven’t worn it before, because it is so comfortable and easy to wear. Plus, the weather was so gorgeous that I couldn’t bear shoving my feet into shoes. I know summer is coming; the desire to wear shoes goes straight out the window!
In completely unrelated news, I saw The Hunger Games movie last night. I read the first book the day after Christmas, and voraciously read the other two books afterward. I had just finished Mockingjay on the plane home from Alabama, as a matter of fact. Anyway, I liked the movie. They did a fantastic job casting the characters, espeially Jennifer Lawrence… I just wish they dug a little deeper. For a two and a half hour movie, it didn’t quite leave me as satisfied as I’d thought. I did cry, and laugh, as a matter of fact, since some of the dialogue was pretty funny. Of course, nothing could compare to the novel, so maybe I’m jaded and a book snob. Anyway, enough rambling.
Who saw The Hunger Games? Did you like it? How do you think it compared to the book?
Happy weekend everyone!
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