This past week has been the best of the best because of one simple thing... snow. I am forever a Colorado girl so even though I'm used to the everchanging weather that leads to 65 degree days in January and snow in May, I still love my seasons to be a little more accurate. These past few months have been SO dry, you'd think we were living in a desert. It never
really snowed until about two weeks ago, but that quickly melted away. Luckily, the snow came in a large amount and has just kept coming. It's fantastic.
So Mack and I took all this snow as an opportunity to take pictures because sometimes we're a little vain but that's okay;) Annddd we wanted to do a style post of course.
There's just something so magical about the snow. It's a delicate blanket of peace that covers the earth and brings a sense of gratitude. It sure is beautiful.
Oh yes, before I forget, I'd like to show off my new(ish) haircut. I chopped off five inches baby! And life has never been easier!
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| ok, i'm madly in love with my red hair |
Now back to the clothes!
My outfit is all about LAYERS! Layers are the best in the cold winter air and I adore the variety that they give your outfit.
Tights are a favorite of mine. There's so many fun colors and patterns that you can wear!
Outfit Details
Jean jacket// Gap
Sweater//Gap
Button down (my favorite ever)// Forever 21
Dress// Target
Tights// Target
Boots// Hunter
And Mack is as stylish as usual. Love her striped sweater! You can never, never go wrong with stripes!
And those red Hunters add the perfect POP of color! I got the same boots for Christmas so one of these days Mack and I will have to do a matching red Hunters photoshoot;)
Outfit Details
Sweater// H&M
Scarf// Target
Leggings// Victoria's Secret Pink
Boots// Hunter
I highly recommend investing in a pair of Hunters. They aren't cheap, but they're great for rain (obviously) and snow! I just wear extra thick socks when it's snowy out and they're perfect! Plus there's so many different colors! Ugh I love them so much, you really can't go wrong.
