Happy Wonderful What I Wore Wednesday. And Here I am again, giving you all a Two-Fer. Yes, not only am I showing an outfit for our Style Series Link-Up "What I Wore"
STRANDED SERIES
First, the Mustard crochet goodness, complete with peep toe booties and a choker necklace. Where are you on the whole Fall trend of chokers? I used to not like them and they still feel a lil funny around by neck but this one is nice and light and has an adjustable clasp.
These lace trimmed capri tights are from Express a few years ago, but I linked a dup from Amazon for you. So fun and I feel a little retro when I wear them.
Last week on my Boho Post, I wore a 3/4 length bell sleeved top and talked about how great they were because I wouldn't be dredging them in gravy, lol. Well, sadly these poofy sleeves with get dirty so I will have to only eat fingers foods when I wear it, lol.
Dang, what we do for fashion!!
Just loved pairing this with the cut out Vince Camuto booties and leopard clutch.
AND Now on to what 3 MOVIES would I want with me if I was Stranded on a deserted Island?
Ummm, talk about hard to narrow down, my number one I have for sure:
(Oh and do I get popcorn on the island?)
(Oh and do I get popcorn on the island?)
1. Shawshank Redemption
My favorite Movie of all time and one I must watch every time it comes on. True redemption and validation from a legal system who gets it wrong. You root hard for these sweet characters and cheer for an escape.
My favorite Movie of all time and one I must watch every time it comes on. True redemption and validation from a legal system who gets it wrong. You root hard for these sweet characters and cheer for an escape.
2. Legends of The Fall
No, it is not just because this is Brad Pitt's sexiest film of all time, it's the relationship between the brothers, the beautiful scenery, the stories and legacies, the love they have for each other and the women they love, the angst of that love and just an all around make your heart ache and soar at same time movie.
3. The Breakfast Club
My favorite of all the 80's John Hughes films and a timeless classic on what it means to be a teenager. I can watch this over and over and completely relate.
xoxo
