A lot has changed since my last post — the election has definitely trumped (pun intended) the Cubs win, those 70 degree days are officially over and I still haven’t gotten used to the fact it’s dark at 4:30 BUT there’s a little something I find quite comforting…and it’s happening right here in Chicago.
I can talk the talk (re: last year’s discussion about the slip dress) but can I walk the walk? How to wear a slip dress? Let’s find out.
I’ll be the first to admit that when it comes to layering, I typically keep it very practical (layering for the weather and not necessarily for looks). Every once in a while I’ll get a little creative — a bodysuit with a jumpsuit, two pairs of tights, and a sweater over a dress more than one time — but for the most part, I stick to a top and a jacket…if outerwear is necessary. Regardless of the reason for wearing more clothes, there’s a new(ish) trend that’s making me think twice about the idea of layering…FOR FUN.
It’s about that time again…the only time of year appropriate to gift an adult a stuffed animal or a box of chocolates so big, it’s actually unsafe for a single human to consume, and we can’t forget about that ridiculous color scheme of pink and red (which only Emma Stone can pull off) — yes, it’s almost Valentine’s Day. Whether you’ll be hitting up Bumble hard this weekend or you’ll being enjoying a quiet night with your man friend of many years (guilty), here’s something we can all enjoy (and not just on February 14).
Kate Moss did it. Louis Vuitton did it. Now it’s your turn. Will you be slipping into a slip dress this summer? Before you make your decision, read this.
