(Not) Sweater Weather

summer pastel sweater, sustainable fabrics, H&M conscious collection, wide leg crop jeans, Everlane day glove

When: May 30 // Weather: 60ish // Real life: farmer’s market and Trader Joe’s run

summer pastel sweater, sustainable fabrics, H&M conscious collection, wide leg crop jeans, Everlane day glove
summer pastel sweater, sustainable fabrics, H&M conscious collection, wide leg crop jeans, Everlane day glove
summer pastel sweater, sustainable fabrics, H&M conscious collection, wide leg crop jeans, Everlane day glove

It’s officially summer, it’s hot as the devil’s butt crack, so naturally I’m sharing this long-sleeve, long-pants, sweater look with you. I’m nothing if not timely and relevant.

This was a few weeks ago when we went to our local farmer’s market (where I wore a mask, not pictured) on a mild Saturday morning. Warm-weather sweaters are actually one of my favorite things about Indiana, compared to North Carolina where I grew up. I might not wear a lot of sweaters between May and August, but there are always a few occasions where a cold front comes through and I need something a little cozy in the morning or evening. And I love it. Bring on the cotton sweaters and cardigans. I will take a slight chill over a 95 degree heat index any day.

I’m assuming at least a few of you feel the same way, and maybe you live in somewhat moderate climates, so this post might actually be somewhat timely and relevant after all. Nailed it.

Sweater (partially recycled fabric) // similar Jeans // Shoes (quasi-sustainable brand) // Sunglasses (secondhand)

Think Pink

pink coat, polka dot beret, ankle boots

When: mid-March // Weather: chilly & sunny // Real life: Ikea trip & drinks with friends

pink coat, polka dot beret, ankle boots

pink coat, polka dot beret, ankle boots

pink coat, polka dot beret, ankle boots

pink coat, polka dot beret, ankle boots

When it’s March/April and you live in a part of the world where the temps aren’t as warm as you’d like, just throw on ridiculous accessories and strut your stuff at Ikea. That’s my best advice.

Hat // similar Coat // similar Jeans // similar Sunglasses