"I just want you to know who I am."

Wilster romper. Vintage cami. BCBG heels. Coach bag. Guess watch. Express cuff. CC Skye ring.

I thought I would try out the romper trend before the weather gets impossibly cold.  I bought the romper a few sizes up, but it worked out fairly well.  My problem is that I'm a pear shape; so when it comes to rompers or even some styles of dresses, it's really hard to find something that will accommodate my small upper body and curvy lower half.

I really like these heels!  For someone who has ophidiophobia (fear of snakes), I have a thing for snake print.  (For example: dress I wore in a previous post.)   The moment I saw the heels, I knew I had to get them!  Thankfully, the shoes are pretty comfortable!  :o)

I'm definitely dreading the start of the nonstop Pacific Northwest rain.  I find myself getting lazy dressing up when the weather starts getting gross; I just want to wear hoodies and jeans everywhere--not so fashionable!

"If you liked it, then you shoulda put a ring on it."

Michael Stars top. Gap jeans. Jessica Simpson heels. Forever 21 headband. Guess watch.
Express cuff (also seen here). Swarovski earrings. House of Harlow and Marc Jacobs rings. 

The whole concept of "one size fits most" is kind of a touchy one, at least in my opinion.  Often when I come across any shirt that says "one size fits most," I feel like it should be changed to "one size fits most super skinny people."  Thus, I'm thankful for such roomier styles like the one here (also seen in this post).

I'm also debating how I feel about clogs/backless heels.  I'm a fast walker, and I always feel so noisy when walking with clog type shoes.  I feel paranoid that I'm walking too loudly and everyone can hear each step I take.  Does anyone else ever feel like that? 

"But will I love you in the fall?"

People's Liberation top. Forever 21 cami. Vans jeans. Coach handbag.
Express cuff. CC Skye ring. Nordstrom necklace. Guess watch. Gola flats.

Now that it's October, summer has officially over for about 2 weeks now.  This seasonal transition time is my favorite time of the year.  I love late summer/early fall when it's not pouring down rain nonstop (hello, Pacific Northwest) and it's still nice out; the temperature has lowered so it's more tolerable and less blazing hot.  But pretty soon, it's going to be time for indoor pictures, less skin and more layers!