Sweatshirt Redefined

Lately there's been a lot of talk about wearing sweatshirts. I know, sounds a bit farfetched to wear your workout clothes in public and in a fashionable way. Well, i'm not talking about what you would wear to break out in a sweat, im talking about it's fashionable little sister! Who wouldn't want comfort and style all in one piece?

This sweatshirt in particular is a lot of fun! It has a black, faux fur body and black sleeves. It's as comfortable as a Northface fleece, which is perfect for this frigid, negative 1000 degree weather here, in the North East. Now I just need to find a pair of acceptable sweatpants to wear outside! 

Overcoat: J.Crew, sweatshirt, belt, and gloves: Club Monaco, jeans: J. Brand, necklace: Anthropologie, boots: Bakers

Dear readers, what do you think of this sweatshirt trend? Would you wear one, out in public?

Bootie Craze

Adjustment by Jacqueline Davis Moranti

It's that time of the year where we ditch the sandals and open toed shoes for a cute pair of booties! If you're not familiar with the term, "bootie," let me break it down for you. "Bootie" is just a shorter version of saying ankle boots. This season the shorter boots are making a come back, in sleek wedged styles, lace up, and chelsea boots. All of these styles mentioned look great with just about anything like skinny jeans, pleated mini skirts, oxford shirts, frocks and list goes on! 

Booties make for the perfect investment piece for this season, they're comfortable and will last all season. They also can easily be transitioned into the Spring months! 

Shoes from
Steve Madden
Shoemint
Bakers
Forever21
Thrifted

                                                                                                                           Xoxo,

                                                                                                                              Jacqui

Be Bold.

Top and shorts: Forever21, Shoes: Bakers, Jewelry: H&M, Forever21

I absolutely love bold prints and bright colors! This outfit totally reminds me of Betsey Johnson and her vibrant ensembles.

                                                                                     Xoxo,

                                                                                           Jacqui