Printed Romper

H&M Romper, sold out (similar), Old Navy Denim Jacket, old (similar), Ralph Lauren Crossbody Bag, Solesociety Sandals, Michael Kors watch, J.Crew bracelets, Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Polish c/o Influenster 

It's been a weird start of the fall season. It hasn't really cooled down yet, except for a few rainy days here and there. In fact, there have probably been more days in the 80's this October than I can ever remember. Because of this funky weather, I'm forced to wear outfits that consist of shorts with sweaters, jeans and t's, and dresses and jackets. It's quite confusing. 

Luckily, with something like a romper, to avoid looking like you are wearing a diaper (or an adult onesie), you need something like a jacket to break up the proportions. As much as I love rompers I definitely don't have the right body shape to wear them as-is (think super tall, skinny). 

So until the weather decides what it's doing, I guess I get to pull out all my summer stuff and mix it with my favorite fall layers. I guess I'm okay with that. For a little bit....

xoxo, Courtney

How to Wear a Maxi Dress: Part 4 - Knotted

Maxi Dress - c/o Conversation Pieces, Turquoise Necklace - Forever 21, Sandals - Solesociety, Rings - Nordstrom BP and FoxsieCo

My fourth way to wear a maxi dress is the perfect solution for shorter gals like myself. More often than not, I fall in love with maxi dresses (or skirts for that matter) that are inches too long for me. I don't want to alter it, especially on something I may only keep a year or two. The best way to combat this problem is by knotting it towards the bottom (first picture) or towards the middle (second picture). It also adds a cool bohemian vibe to what could be a one dimensional look. 

Have you tried this? What's your other favorite tricks?

xoxo, Courtney