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It’s a great day when I get to wear this sweater dress! It’s one of my absolute favorites from a couple years ago and I’m finally wearing it for the first time this season. Love to pair it with a nylon jacket for a more unfancy vibe.
I’ve been trying out some inexpensive Target and Amazon earrings lately. I’m curious to see if they hold up as well as my Jenny Bird or Madewell earrings. So far my Amazon hoops are holding up really well! Unfortunately, the Target earrings I’m wearing today seem like they aren’t going to last long. I only got them a week ago and it feels like the two hoops are about to break apart. So I probably wouldn’t recommend these. Womp womp. They are so adorable that it makes me want to find a similar pair that’s higher quality. Of course Jenny Bird has a similar pair. Jenny Bird always gets it right, much to my wallet’s chagrin.
Also, I’m having a moment with simple black cord chokers. Today I’m actually just wearing my Allyon pendant backwards so it looks like a choker. But I think I may try my hand at making one. And by making one, I do mean buying leather cord from a craft store, cutting off a piece, and calling it a choker. Hey, why overcomplicate it? 🙂
OUTFIT DETAILS
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Old Reformation dress | Similar: Topshop Sweater Dress & Tuckernuck Whistler Sweater Dress
Old Zara boots | Similar: Flattered Frances Boot & Everlane Riding Boot
First Light Books Tote | Similar: Madewell NYBG Tote
JEWELRY
Target Double Hoop Earrings | Better quality alternative: Jenny Bird Florence Earrings
Ayllon Isola Glass Pendant Necklace | Similar for less: Revolve Pear Corded Necklace
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