*feels basic for wearing a frocket tee



Anthropologie tee
Jeans
Boots

Okay at least my pocket isn't monogrammed right? Right. So I'm wearing a reallyyyyyy simple outfit today. Literally just a tee, jeans, and boots. This is kind of my version of the classic t-shirt, jeans, and wallabies. Tall boots dress up any outfit (I'm worn these like 323853920 times since schools started) so definitely wear boots when want to spice up a regular t-shirt or V-neck. Yeah okay.
love,
Maggie

Librarian Chic

Gap top
Urban Outfitters Skirt
Black boots

In the words of Rachel Berry, "librarian chic" is a style that can only please a few unique individuals. However, I spiced mine version up a bit with a tight pencil skirt and tall boots. Yet, while I was doing this, I was mixing patterns as well. I got a lot of questions about how to mix patterns without looking like you're not matching. My answer is simple: when you're mixing patterns, try to use patterns that all have at least one of the same color in them. For example, my top has a black stripe, my skirt has a black diamond thing(idk), and my boots are black. It's hardly noticeably, but when you look at the outfit as a whole, the black(and white) theme is carried out from head to toe. Now, if you're feeling crazy and WANT to mix patterns that have no relation whatsoever, I salute you! You rock. If you have any more questions about mixing patterns or want to send me pictures of your outfit, email me at maggiea95@comcast.net!
xoxo,
maggie

I think I just declared boot season

 



Top from BP Nordstrom
Random Jeans
Brown Boots

Yeah it's August. Yeah it's still super hot in the south. Yeah I've already worn boots multiple times to school. So yeah those "only wear boots in the fall" rules aren't real. Unless your boots are disgusting. Anyway, yeah don't be afraid to break fashion laws. Wear boots in the summer. Wear white after Labor Day. It will stand you out from all the basic sheer chevron outfits. Okay. Yay. Bye.
xoxo,
Maggie