For the second session for my back piece, we worked on the outline for my Artemis tattoo. Per usual, Lexy absolutely killed it and blasted through this big outline in just a couple hours.
This month, I’ve been obsessed with high waist skirts. While high waist skirts are perfect for summer, I usually don’t break mine out until the fall. To me, nothing goes better with a high waist skirt than a chunky knit, boots, and a pair of tights.
I’m not going to lie, I went on a Pinterest binge the other day and decided that I really needed to step up my home decor game. Specifically, I wanted to get some cute coffee table decor. My taste is a little more edgy than your typical “Pinterest” style, but it did give me some good ideas.
Huge shoutout to my friend Fred who gifted me with this rad tee from Hallow Collective as a little birthday present! I’ve been eyeing the brand for a while, so it was awesome to finally have a tee from them. If you’ve read my September’s Obsession post, you’d know that I’ve been really into the boyfriend tee trend lately, especially since it’s such a great transitional tee option.
Thanks to my love of taxidermy, candles, and the color black, it always looks like Halloween in my home. Still, I do like having dedicated Halloween decor.
I finally pulled the trigger and decided to start a massive back piece. I went through a lot of ideas, but finally settled on some badass Greek mythological women. For my first session, we did the outline of my Persephone tattoo.
This month, I’ve been really obsessed with the boyfriend tee. They’re super cute and comfortable while still being casual. I’ve worn my favorite boyfriend tees to the airport, to dinner, to work, and to the bars. Honestly, there’s never really a bad time to wear them.
It’s officially fall! Cue mugs of tea, pumpkin spice everything, and Halloween music, please.
Cropped tees don’t have to just be for the summer. Even when the weather starts to cool down, cropped tees can still make it into an outfit! This Wicked Lady Cropped Tee by the The Pretty Cult is a perfect example of how a summer top can fit into a fall look.
I don’t need it to be Halloween to be the Queen Of Sorrow, so I thought this hoodie from The Pretty Cult was pretty appropriate. I’ve been loading my closet up with fall transitional pieces (read: lightweight knits, light jackets, and more boots) and this piece has fit nicely into my collection. The little nod to spooky Halloween is perfect for fall, even though I’ll definitely be wearing it all year round. The Queen Of Sorrow Cropped Hoodie from The Pretty Cult is actually pretty much the perfect transitional hoodie if you’re a spooky girl all year round. The hoodie is super soft and lightweight, which is perfect for when it cools down at night. Since it’s cropped, it goes great with high-waisted jeans or a skirt. The knit is also super loose, so…