Why was six afraid of seven?

Because seven ate nine! (Ba-dum-chah!)

And yes, I broke up my outfit posts specifically so I could lead with that joke.

30 for 30 Day Six: Saturday 11/13

30 for 30 items:
Topshop Red and Blue Plaid Shirt
Express Straight-leg Jeans
Aldo Cowboy Boots

Accessories:
Rose Earrings from Brooklyn Flea (same vendor that I don’t remember as the squiggle earrings)
Same Bow Necklace as 11/12
Red Belt from a little cheap store on Broadway a little north of Houston

I went to the Cornell/Columbia football game on Saturday to cheer on my favorite marching band (Cornell’s, duh). I figured I’d need to bundle up in coats and hats and scarves. Global warming keeps messing with my more exciting outfit plans. It’s mid-November; it shouldn’t be mid-60s in NYC.

30 for 30 Day Seven: Sunday 11/14

30 for 30 items:
Uniqlo Blue Turtleneck
Urban Outfitters Black Skinny-leg Jeans
Payless Black Flats

Accessories:
Maple Seed Necklace from street vendor
Magenta Hat from Macy’s
Black Gloves from H&M
My sole trip to the outside world was to buy groceries on Sunday. The weather continued to be indecisive about being fall.

30 for 30 Day Eight: Monday 11/15

30 for 30 items:
Urban Outfitters Purple Peacock T-shirt
Express Black Blazer
Express Black Dress Pants
Nine West Black Kitten Heels

Accessories:
Charm Necklace from street vendor

I feel like I must have worn earrings with this outfit, but I don’t remember and I can’t from the life of me tell from these photos.

 

 

 

I had a jacket that I thought I could do something like this with but when I put the outfit on, it just did not work. Then, I was running late so I threw on this blazer.

30 for 30 Day Nine: Tuesday 11/16

30 for 30 items:
H&M Black Cowl-neck Sweater
Express Straight-leg Jeans
Nordstrom Ugg Sweater Boots

Accessories:
Earrings from Arizona, brought back by my parents when my brother was looking at college out there.
Bracelet is a hand-me-down from my mom.

 

 

 
It was probably not cold enough for this outfit yet yesterday, but I am tired of this Indian summer, so I broke out the sweater anyway.