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Week of Outfits No. 4

This series has been a blessing in disguise for me. It makes me so much more motivated to dig through my closet a little deeper and find something I haven’t reached for 100x recently. And I really do think having this newfound “purpose” to get dressed has helped quite a bit with my mood. I’m ALL for cozies, but I swear it helps me mentally break up the days when I’m not just wearing the same type of thing over and over again!

TUESDAY

I met up with a friend for lunch in Maplewood, NJ. This was only the second time I’ve gone to a restaurant for a sit-down meal with a waiter. It was so nice to catch up with her in person! We brought along our needlepoint projects and sat and stitched for a while!

Jacket

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Jeans

Shoes (c/o)

Crossbody (c/o)

WEDNESDAY

Pretty typical day of working from home in the morning and then my usual volunteer shift in the afternoon.

Sweater

Jeans

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THURSDAY

I went absolutely nowhere on Thursday (hence the slippers) and just did the usual work from home grind.

Shirt

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Slippers

FRIDAY

My Friday was jam packed with an extra-long to-do list. I had to go to the mall to pick something up for a shoot I needed to do before the weekend… it was my first time there since the pandemic started. It was weird but also felt good to see things in person. I was in and out but still felt a little “normal” for a second there.

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Shoes

SATURDAY

I picked up breakfast and coffee to go from the bagel store in town and then I spent *all day* sewing. I sewed two little dresses from start to finish and it was exactly how I wanted to spend my Saturday.

Jacket

Fleece

Leggings

Boots

SUNDAY

I spend most of the day on various things around the house (cleaning, laundry) and a little bit of sewing. And then we celebrated our niece’s third birthday with cake and pizza in the evening! Felt very “autumnal” in this outfit.

Shirt

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Shoes (c/o)

MONDAY

Spent the morning doing more birthday celebrations and then came home and spent the rest of the day working. This shirt was a new buy and I’m *obsessed* with the fit. So good for tucking in with jeans and I think it’d also look great with a skirt.

Shirt

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Shoes

Headband

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19 Comments

Britt

Thanks for including a few less expensive pieces! I’d love to have your clothes budget. Your style is great.

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Kristin

Love these outfits. Now can I get a tutorial on actually getting dressed and not just putting on leggings lol I will be hurting when I eventually go back to my office and dress pants!

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Kay

You are lucky to be a FL/NYC/NJ girl, because here in New England, white pants after Labor Day are a big no-no,

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Sam

The women I see in my home state of New Hampshire definitely aren’t following that rule. Maybe it’s something you’re seeing in other parts of New England?

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Medha

I really love these posts! It’s good to know that dressing up is helping your mood (it definitely helps with mine). I love the Thursday outfit. I can always appreciate a good button-down from time to time. 🙂

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Briana

Hi Carly!
I’ve been loving these posts – it has been motivating me to put together at least a few outfits a week even when working from home!
I have the same green jacket from your Tuesday outfit and love getting it out in the spring and fall for that transitional weather. It is the perfect coat to me! Thinking I need to pull my white jeans back out to recreate your look!
Have a great week!

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Karleen

What patterns are you using for the your little girl dress projects? I want to sew some for my daughter, but not something more on the easy-side. Thanks!

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carly

I linked to a few on my Instagram story- but mostly I buy patterns from Etsy! The long sleeve ones I did were from Violette Threads

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Catherine

Really love these! What size do you wear in the Ayr shirt? Trying to decide if I should size up for my broad shoulders 🙂

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