My go to look when I have to go outside (for anything now 😬#COVIDStyle) is something casual with a hint of street to produce that urban vibe. I love how roomy this dress is and it honestly works well alone but since it was a tad bit chilly, I decided to spice it up with layers and depth. These Leather Michael Kors Combat Boots were the first thing I added and they're one of the most versatile shoes I own. Played up or down, you cannot go wrong with with lace up boots! Next up was my long grey cardigan and then my grey UCSD beanie! I kept with the grunge vibe by pairing this outfit with my black 3.1 Phillip Lim Medium Pashli! Is this something you'd wear?
A sudden rush of cold air left a lingering chill as winter break reaches its untimely end. Though I prefer warmer temperatures, piling on layers always makes for better outfits. Anyways, one of my favorite pastimes was creating looks that appear much more exuberant and lavish than on the hanger. The Très Chic on my sweater was a bit plain so to create more depth and texture, black beads were added. I've always wanted to create a YouTube channel to document my outfits in motion... maybe after I graduate! But I digress... this is one of the outfits I'd wear to school. I was a bit more daring as an undergrad since I did wear these heels on campus. Yes, I walked around Ring Road and through Aldrich Park.... I've really put my feet through it all however, I've since morphed into more sensible shoes. Until next time!
I cannot believe how long it's been since my last outfit post - 2 months!!! Life as a pharmacy student has definitely interfered with my ability to maintain blogging consistency. Sharing things on Instagram is much easier than shooting, filtering and editing an entire set of photos for one outfit... which is why I created a separate page on my blog that links my Instagram outfit details. I believe it will be a faster way for you to find out what I'm wearing. You can find that page linked HERE (Shop My Instagram) or in my sidebar under the VSCO circle.
For this breezy day out, I decided to pair my faux fur boxy top with a pleated leather mini skirt. I played around with brown hues by adding tortoise shell sunnies along with nude closed toe D'orsay block heels. I used to be big on accessories. Necklaces, bracelets, rings? The more the merrier! I didn't want to add too much noise to my look so I stuck with a black floral statement necklace with subtle mesh feathers.
In no ways am I parting with my blog. Though it may be a quick read or inspiration for others, my blog documents my life, my stories and my outfits beginning with my undergraduate years at UCI. I don't mean to be melodramatic but I am going to continue posting for as long as I can and no one can stop me! Anyways, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was able to maintain a high readership through my pharmacy posts. Those following me since the start of 2016 may have noticed that pharmacy has a way of making an appearance in each post. I am planning on transitioning my blog to include more pharmacy topics (such as my experience with IPPE retail and hospital rotations) and things prospective pharmacy students would like to see, read and know. I am also debating on rebranding my blog... decisions, decisions...
The future, unknown as it is, brings upon a sense of excitement. An allure of the unexpected. Until next time.
For this breezy day out, I decided to pair my faux fur boxy top with a pleated leather mini skirt. I played around with brown hues by adding tortoise shell sunnies along with nude closed toe D'orsay block heels. I used to be big on accessories. Necklaces, bracelets, rings? The more the merrier! I didn't want to add too much noise to my look so I stuck with a black floral statement necklace with subtle mesh feathers.
In no ways am I parting with my blog. Though it may be a quick read or inspiration for others, my blog documents my life, my stories and my outfits beginning with my undergraduate years at UCI. I don't mean to be melodramatic but I am going to continue posting for as long as I can and no one can stop me! Anyways, I was pleasantly surprised to find that I was able to maintain a high readership through my pharmacy posts. Those following me since the start of 2016 may have noticed that pharmacy has a way of making an appearance in each post. I am planning on transitioning my blog to include more pharmacy topics (such as my experience with IPPE retail and hospital rotations) and things prospective pharmacy students would like to see, read and know. I am also debating on rebranding my blog... decisions, decisions...
The future, unknown as it is, brings upon a sense of excitement. An allure of the unexpected. Until next time.
