white house black market – The Sol Compass

Crochet + Choker

Happy Hump Day my friends! Today’s outfit features another bell sleeve top – for someone who was hesitant of the practicality of this trend, I sure did buy into it full force over the past month (you may remember this top I wore two weeks ago). These sleeves are just so darned pretty I figured I’d take the gamble on dragging them through ketchup… Or maybe this is a good way to convince myself to start eating salads???

My sister and I are in Tennessee right now, so make sure to come say hi on Instagram!

Thanks so much for stopping by. I hope you all have a great week!

xo, C

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Saratoga Springs

Good morning everyone! Happy Friday. Here’s a look at one of the outfits I wore this week in Saratoga Springs. I’ve mentioned before that I always manage to forget something while packing, and this trip it was my gladiators. Luckily Downtown Saratoga is filled with plenty of stores, so I was able to run into a GAP and snag these leather flip flops to wear with my skirt and dress outfits.

We took these pictures in the beautiful Congress Park, right in the middle of Downtown Saratoga. I could easily spend hours inside. The design is so thoughtful that the beauty and purposefulness of the park is overwhelming. Race Season kicks off down the street from Congress Park this weekend and it is sure to be an exciting season at the Saratoga Race Track!

Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful weekend!

xo, C

Tan, Pink, and Navy

This tank and jacket combo was one of my first purchases from White House Black Market five years ago. I vividly remember my parents taking me there for internship pieces (first my dad when I needed a suit, then my mom for daily professional wear). I loved this combo so much as an 18 year old that I wore it to work, then with jeans on Thanksgiving, and I even wore it out on a Saturday night in college with a tweed skirt. Which is maybe not the best example of asking a business school student what to wear on a Saturday night, but it does speak volumes about White House Black Market pieces and their timelessness. I think they look just as good today as they did five years ago.