My Closet

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This outfit was a huge hit at work! I felt like I was straight out of the movie Pearl Harbor wearing this LOL! I threw on some pearls to accentuate the vintage look even more. Then the finishing touch was my hair style. I didn't think just regular curls wouldn't do it this time so picked a vintage hair style look to pull the whole look together.
The second outfit is simple, classic, and comfortable. The top that I'm wearing is actually a dress with a fitted bottom that I just folded under and made it into a shirt. Be creative with outfits. I have several dresses that are borderline dress/shirt that I just roll up and scrunch or folder under and wear as shirts. And to add finishing touches to this outfit I just added some simple jewelry. 
My third outfit seen below is again a dress that I folded and scrunched up to look like a shirt. This dress is just a simple fitted cotton dress that I found on sale at the summer sidewalk sales in here in Milwaukee. I just paired it with some black pants, but it could be worn with cream bottoms or grey to pull in the other colors on the shirt. For jewelry I wore my pearls to pull in the cream color from the shirt which I also continued in my shoe color as well. 

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