It's hard to believe that it's already November! There's no denying the chill in the air here in Central Kentucky; it's definitely sweater season! Today I've put together 3 easy Fall looks for you based around some pretty amazing sweaters. Each look mixes a fabulous print with a great pop of color to give the outfit that interest it needs to be successful. Do you own any great printed sweaters? I'm in major need of adding some new ones to my wardrobe this season! Looking for more sweater inspiration? Check out all the other Friday's Fancies posts on Long Distance Loving! Have a wonderful weekend! ♥Jordan
PS - HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY SWEET HUBBY, TYLER!! xoxo
This weather has me really excited for a beautiful Fall in the Bluegrass! I've been constantly daydreaming of wearing oversized sweaters, big comfy scarves, and boots. You know, THE boots. It's highly likely that as you were reading my post mentioning them, I was placing the order. They shipped on Saturday and I am looking forward to smelling that fabulous scent of fresh leather later TODAY! Just cross your fingers that I have good luck with the fit. I haven't tried them on and I have the all too common mycalvesaresobigbootsneverfitme syndrome. It's unfortunate really. However, after reading many reviews, I've got my hopes high that these will work. If they do, you'll probably be begging me to stop wearing them in all my future posts!
What are you most excited about this Fall? My friends and I are planning a visit to Boyd Orchards in a few weeks. I'm hoping to enjoy some apple cider, hay rides, corn mazes, and pumpkin picking. I have so many exciting plans for pumpkin decorating that I was even dreaming about it a couple of nights ago! If my dream comes true then I'll have one fabulously bejeweled pumpkin! I've decided there is no reason that your Fall decorations - especially your pumpkins - should sacrifice your own personal style. Expect to see great colors, glitter, sequins, lace, and rhinestones on mine. Will you be decorating or even carving pumpkins this year? I'd love to hear your ideas!