The calendar may say Fall arrived two weeks ago, but in the South we all know the temperature won't start to reflect the change of season until at least Halloween. So what's a girl to do when she wants to dress to reflect the season but doesn't want to die of heat stroke in the process? The easiest way is with color. Swap out the brights of Summer for the darks of Fall, like the deep red of this corduroy skirt. I've never been much for corduroy because it's never really that cold here, but this skirt is pretty thin and unlined so I didn't feel too warm in it. Unfortunately it's no longer available, but I linked to some similar ones below. I paired it with this white button-up cami I'd been eyeing on Amazon to keep things temperature appropriate and finished the look with these laser-cut peep-toe booties. And voila! A Fall outfit appropriate for near 100-degree temperatures.
I'm your mom friend who's probably overdressed for the occasion, would rather drink Mountain Dew than wine, and definitely stayed up too late reading last night. Thanks for joining me on this crazy journey!
Every February, I make it my mission to read as many romance books as possible, and this year's One Woman Book Club pick was the perfec...
March Book Club Pick
Lizzy Moon is the last of the Moon family of healers, but she wants nothing to do with her family's legacy. When her grandmother, Althea, dies, Lizzy returns home where she must face the tragedy that still hangs over her family: the unsolved murders of two young girls and the accusations that followed her grandmother to her grave. Soon, Lizzy's plans to sell the farm and return to New York fade. She finds her grandmother's journal that's designed to help Lizzy embrace her own special gifts, and after reconnecting with a man who believes her grandmother was innocent, Lizzy decides to clear Althea's name.
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