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Hope all of you are having a fantastic Saturday! Incase you didn't get a chance to check it out yesterday, today I'm sharing my guest post via Summers in Seersucker! Hope you enjoy...

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First off I want to say thank you so much to Megan for letting me guest blog! I love her site and her style, for someone of 16. Don't you? If you haven't yet, be sure to check out her guest post on my blog yesterday! (2 days ago) Anywho...

With pumpkins on every porch and the scent of turkey and Christmas trees gradually wafting our way, there's one particular item that is a "must-add" to your wardrobe... a sweater. It sounds simple, right? Oh no big deal, let me just go to the mall and pick one out. Wrong. Very, very wrong. The daunting task of picking out the perfect sweater this time of year is overwhelming. How can you narrow down your choices with so many amazing options!?

elbow patches or no elbow patches?

stripes or polka dots?

neutral or bright?

crew-neck or v-neck?

graphic print or solid?

long sleeve or fourth sleeve?

cropped or tunic?

cashmere or wool?

The list goes on and on, people! So today I'm going to give you four easy options, just incase you're in a sweater-rut this season. Hopefully one of them will suit your style!

1) J.Crew Camel Sweater - What's the nativity scene without the oh-so-recognizable camel? Not only does it combine neutral tones with a fun graphic print, but it's also extremely versatile! Pair it with some patterned pants any day of the week, and you're J.Crew model status.
2) ASOS Elastic Cross-back Sweater Dress- Just because you're wearing a big cozy sweater doesn't mean you can't look glamorous. This ASOS dress is the perfect way to stay comfortable and chic. Black, backless, and ideal for cooler weather!
3) Nasty Gal Rush Knit Sweater- I've already mentioned in previous posts how much I love plaid for fall. It's pretty much the most "mountainy, jumping-in-leaves, hiking, cocoa-drinking" print around. I love it in almost every color, but red and black is a classic that'll always be number one in my book.
4) Madewell Wafflestitch Colorblock Sweater- One of my favorite looks is the "baseball tee" look. Different color sleeves with a solid body is extremely chic! Don't you know that the baseball fad is in right now? Throw on a Yankees cap and hit the streets!

Which one is your favorite? If you pick one out and feel the urge to order, share a picture with us! We'd love to see it! Be sure to follow my blog at www.TrendyLindy.com! Thank you again, Megan!

Sweater Weather - Via: Summers in Seersucker

Hope all of you are having a fantastic Saturday! Incase you didn't get a chance to check it out yesterday, today I'm sharing my gues...
Saturday, October 19, 2013
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Just like I mentioned yesterday, my routine personal style is about 70% Urban Outfitters. When I got the job at Kate Spade I immediately knew I was going to have to think outside of the box while putting together my work outfits. It's not like I don't love the Kate Spade aesthetic, it just isn't something that usually stocks my closet!
One thing I've realized, as I slowly grow into a job-seeking twenty-something, is that my look is going to change. Yep, you read that right! My look will change, but not my style. You see, as much as I would love to, I can't keep wearing denim shorts and motorcycle boots when I'm a young professional (except maybe on weekends), or crop-tops when I become a new mom, or sheer shirts when I'm in my 40's.

The thing is, you have to take the styles that will forever be your favorite and think about how you can re-create them to fit your age, your job, and your life changes. Do you love to wear high-waisted pants and belly shirts at the age of 21? No problem. As you grow into your 30's, instead of short shirts, buy tops that can be knotted or tucked in and worn with bottoms such as a slim pencil skirt. You will still look flirty and fun, don't worry!
Sincerely Jules is the perfect example of KS meets UO.

I've realized that this new Kate Spade style will splash some feminine, professional flare on my wardrobe! I'll be able to mix and match my UO favorites with classic pieces and stay true to my personal style. It'll be simple really, and I'm so excited!

Here are a few new "Kate Spadey" pieces that I added to my work wardrobe...
Tops,  Pants & Headbands - Forever 21, Heels - Belk.

What do you think? I'm obsessed with each new item and can't wait to style them here on the site. If you have any other ideas on what I should add, please let me know. I'd love to hear your suggestions!

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Tuesday, August 20, 2013
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