ASOS Petite Roll Neck Sweater Dress [great alternative dress if you’re uncomfortable buying petite; I have it in green, last seen HERE] | Ivanka Trump Gray Suede Booties | ASOS Plaid Blanket Scarf | Tory Burch Robinson Multi Tote | kate spade new york ‘sailors knot’ mini stud earrings | Michael Kors ‘Runway’ Chronograph Watch, 39mm | Rustic Cuff Personalized Monogram Link Bracelet | Stella & Dot Renegade Bracelet in Gold | Karen Walker Number One Sunglasses [really love this $12 pair] | MAC Lip Pencil in ‘Stripdown’ | MAC Lip Color in ‘Honey Love’ | NARS Lip Gloss in ‘Turkish Delight’
So, there’s a very obvious way to wear a plaid scarf, especially those dubbed ‘blanket’ scarves. They’re perfect squares, so you fold it into a triangle and wrap it around your neck with the triangle part in the front. Well … it’s not quite cold enough yet to wear them like that, in my opinion, but, over the weekend, we had a little dip in temp’s here so I wore my latest favorite plaid scarf as a wrap instead. I love wraps but, sometimes, they ‘swallow’ me. This plaid scarf was a great alternative, being that it isn’t a perfect square and thus huge, and kept me super warm! Can’t beat that it’s around $30, either!
This lightweight, sweater dress is from ASOS Petite and I absolutely love it, but I know not everyone is comfortable buying petite sizes so I linked a super cute similar one that I own in green and personally love!
HEAD’S UP!
If you’ve never checked out ASOS, you will LOVE their sweater collection!
I suggest paying the little extra for shipping so it’ll get to you faster as they ship from Britain! I personally pay a one-time annual fee for ASOS Premier so I can enjoy FREE 2-day shipping on all my orders. It’s the best.
Hope y’all are enjoying the posts from this week! There were some issues with Monday’s post transferring to Bloglovin so, if you noticed the link was broken, be sure to catch up and check it out HERE.
Thanks for stopping by! Sure do appreciate ya! xo.
With love & sequins,
Haley
“Stop looking for happiness in the same place you lost it.”
Photo Credit: Miguel Emmanuelli Photography
