I had two things working against me when I wore this dress: static cling and wind. Together they are a powerful duo, ready to destroy any hope of a dress looking like it did on the hanger. Let’s just pretend the lumps from static cling and the wind blown look is on purpose — lumpy: it’s the new black. 

When I bought these amazingly annoying colored shoes last year on clearance, I had no idea I’d wear them as much as I have. I thought I might as well try them, because any trend is okay to try for $20. (You heard that right, I’ll do anything for $20.) Bright is always in style, at least in my book it is. 
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52 Responses

  1. I was going to get those sunglasses and I asked my husband if I looked like a real housewife of BH, he said no, so I didnt get them. Haha! I got the traditional ones but may go back for the coral ones. You look fab!!!!!

  2. That dress is gorgeous! Loveeee the fabric and the hemline(:

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  3. Those heels are amazing, oh yes they are! That's a gorgeous color of dress too, even though it was clingy like a two year old.

  4. No question about it, neon is a neutral!

    Hi Kendi, longtime follower, first time commenter here. I'm so excited to take part in your 30×30 remix. Such an amazing way to get creative with our closets and do more with what we already have! I'd love for you to check out my blog as I take on your challenge. Thank you for all your inspiration. Cheers, Brianna thefancyb.blogspot.com

  5. You got quite thee shopping addiction. I used to shop like crazy too and i regret it now. The high is great, but the obsession is not. Have your husband hide your credit cards and try to go a month at a time to break the impulse to shop. It is hard but i did it. Love purple and yellow together.

  6. Love this outfit!!! My eyes turned to hearts and I said "OOooohhh!" as in "ooh la la!" to myself. 😉

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