•        Make sure you get the blazer as close to your true size as possible. In other words, if you wear size M, then don’t size up to L or XL. If you are purchasing an oversized blazer/coat, it’s already loose enough, and by going up in a size or two might make you appear sloppy. One of the great places to shop for the cloths that range in sizes is ASOS. They carry tall, petite, plus, regular and even maternity.      
• Try to belt your blazer. Belts are amazing. They can really “pull” and polish the whole look. I don’t have much of a waist, so I belt a lot of my clothes to create an appearance of one.
• Don't wear bulky cloths underneath your blazer. 

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Happy Tuesday everyone!

For today's post I am wearing my all time favorite quilted coat. And yes, it might look very familiar to some of you. I shared it several times in my stories and in an earlier blog post (read it here). And although, I try not to repeat the same looks, I was in the mood of something springy and this coat is a definition of spring.

And since, we are on the subject of coats, I have a confession to make... Growing up, I hated quilted style coats and jackets. I would had rather stayed at home, then wear it outside (long story...). But, lets's be honest here, until recently quilted coats were ugly and very unpopular. Does any of you remember they way they used to look back in the 80-90s? Ugh, I am old! And Ugh to the jackets.  Luckily, the quilted coats had a major make over over the years.  And as the preppy style made a heroic come back in 2005(thank you Gossip Girl), so did the quilted coats.

By the way, don't let the cheerful cacti and Easter friendly colors in this post fool you. I am actually on the verge of hypothermia here... Beauty has no pain or in my case feels no cold. Well, it does, but I am trying to ignore it.



XOXO

Happy Sunday Everyone!
Let me start of this post by congratulating all my fellow student with an end of the semester. I don't know about you all, but this was one tough semester for me. I defiantly should have taken it easy on the classes. I had way to much on my hands with work and wedding, and school was definitely an afterthought. And, since I am all about that GPA, this was a very silly move on my part.

Now, lets talk about cloths. I am pretty sure to some of you this look makes no sense, since it's probably snowy and freezing outside. But, don't fret, a pair of skinny jeans or leggings can fix it. And this is why sweater dresses are among my favorites. They are extremely versatile and look equally cute styled as an oversize sweater or a tunic. As far as the rest of my outfit, those are my fall/winter basics. I seriously don't leave the house without a hat or an over the knee boots. (Unless it's my homeless look day, then I look as if someone needs to donate me a pair of shoes or at least a sweatshirt.) I know, I've said it millions of times already, but I love OTK boots. I think even if they will go out of fashion, I will still rock them... And that's a warning "peoples".

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