I tried to sneak up Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Before I was allowed to show you and try things, it was a crazy house and I didn’t have a card (and ran) Daily Taste – I never thought she would live in PNW!!) and was distracted. So I looked for something for sale, but honestly, what I was interested in was that it was cheap now so it wasn’t for sale. Instead, I choose a pretty cute, cute, and almost affordable piece. If you want to see, here are some (and I’ve put together some of the items I really liked too). Also, you’re trying to see lots of scarves on my head, that’s what I mean for now…
This dress It’s solid 9/10. It’s very comfortable, draped and very easy to wear. Almost every opportunity (work, happy hours, grocery shopping, date nights, even walking and chatting are very easy). The sleeves are large, so there are pockets and a loose waist. It’s a cute pattern, but not too big. My only problem is that you need a bra with a fairly wide strap (or don’t mind showing off your bra straps. But getting a new bra might be a sign. They bought a size 6 because my size was out of stock, but if I had reduced the size, my boobs might have pulled up my hips and hugged or hugged in the wrong place, so I think it fits in a sleazy way. If you’re small on top, order your size. But for me, the size up is really good, so I think it really worked out here. It’s a very easy dress to wear and I hope they make it with lots of other subtle patterns.
Head scarf (Similar)| top | skirt | flat | Wallet (not available)
This is a “new to me” look I know (and obviously cute) that I am. A fairly affordable linen set (The skirt is $55 and Top is $75sold individually). You know, I’m stupidly self-conscious about my arms and shoulders, so I may not have seen me on a tank top, but this cut (where I’m really close to the armpits) feels more flattering than most people and doesn’t highlight the area where I have ridiculous sensitivity. Preppy and cute, fun to wear, and black and white. I’m not sure if I’ll really wear this enough to hold it, but if there’s work that requires me to attend an office or meeting with my clients, this is perfect for the summer. The linen is thick but no wrinkles at all. The skirt is flattering in itself. I wear small ones on both. I’m obsessed These jellies. They are very flattering (stretching my legs and legs) and very comfortable (I feel like I’m wearing nothing). Size Up – I’m a solid size 7 shoe, but I can’t imagine wearing 8 here and getting smaller.
Head scarf (Similar)| sunglasses (resemble)| top | Shorts | flat
Ok, I was on the fence about maintaining this (again, I couldn’t wear enough to guarantee that I would add it to my full closet already), but after seeing these photos I’m pretty dressed. top Super drapes made me feel flattering about how easy it is to wear, Shorts It’s adjusted, but still comfortable. I had to show you my back because it’s more open. That’s my only problem. I asked the team what to do here, but they said they didn’t wear a bra and would try a bra “cake” instead. So now I want to do a roundup/review of the bra “cake” for a big woman (and how do I show it on the internet?). Again, I think the jelly is radd and the scarves and the aviators are really dressed. If I say so (and I’m also trying to avoid damaging my hair by styling my scarf).
Head scarf (Similar)| top | Shorts | flat
This blouse If you don’t mind showing a little bra in the middle of your tie, it’s 10/10. At $65, I think it has a lot of details (think Doen, but priced at 1/10), it’s very easy to wear. Longer Bermuda Shorts Everything I saw in New York (I can’t say they are the most flattering – I’m a short-lived woman, but I’m embracing trends and beginning to love them, but I love them My gap About 1/3 of the price). I think you tend to be wearing big Bermudian shorts that you are supposed to wear small tops (crops, tanks, or square necks) and either flip-flops, ballet flats, or Hokas, FYI. I don’t know – I want to write an entire post about how fashion is eccentric now (New York wasn’t very exciting, TBH. I don’t know what’s going on, but just wearing clothes made me feel like a tourist.)
Head scarf (Similar)| sweater | Shorts | Sandals (Affordable options))
This may seem boring, but these are two great staples. I was looking for a medium-weight cardigan to layer. Most are too thin (not easily stacked on my top, this is obviously huge) or too thick (too hot). This one It’s great in its own right, but there’s ample construction, weight and room to stack on top. If you want to layer it, I’ll size it up (I wear the medium). Shorts It is pull-on, drawstring and patterned, making it perfect for all daytime occasions (I think you can read trouser shorts rather than pajamas, then pair it with a t-shirt and blazer for a casual Friday office day). I wear the medium, FYI.
hat (Similar)| top | skirt | Denim shirt (Similar)| Sandals
A cute scarf-style shirt with excellent construction (no fluidity, more A-line). I wear a small piece of clothing. Then I send me and scream to Emerson Fry That cute shirt. I got dressed skirt That graphic T, denim around the waist, and Classic nude habiana (Once again, this is once more – flip-flops are everywhere now).
That’s what I featured in the store. Below are the pieces I really want from the actual sale:)
1. Crop Denim Jacket | 2. Texture V-neck cardigan | 3. Cable pullover sweater | 4. Double plaid breast | 5. Harmon High Waist Shorts | 6. Dart Barrel Leg Jeans: Raw Hem Edition | 7. Square Mary Jane | 8. San Sebastian Waterproof Boots | 9. KillShot 2 TXT sneakers
1. Pop Quiz Recycled Polyester Backpack | 2. Chenille Throw | 3. Chapter DOPP Kit | 4. Hydrocotton Striped Bath Towel | 5. New duffel bag | 6. Woven fringe throw blanket
*photograph Caitlyn Green
Source: Emily Henderson – stylebyemilyhenderson.com
