Goosebumps

Sheer gold top by Susina and leopard tank from Old Navy (both gifts from Mom), brown cords by Marlowe, shoes by Art Shoes. The hat is one I found at Monsoon in Copenhagen. Like a fool I wore short sleeves today and didn't bring so much as a sweater to wear in my chilly office. Goosebumps do not make for good fashion.

Isadora Duncan

I think I'm starting to feel okay about wearing these short boots with skirts. I didn't think twice about it when I put them on; the last time I wore them with a dress I agonized over it for about 15 minutes before I actually left the house.

The teal t-shirt is from H&M, and unfortunately I'm not sure who made the skirt, tank, or scarf. The boots are by Art Shoes, and the tights are from Falke. The jewelry is from a local import store. This is a great outfit for windy days, since both the skirt and the scarf are made from lightweight fabrics that flutter in the breeze in an elegant way. However, when I wear long scarves I'm occasionally reminded of how Isadora Duncan met her untimely end, which is really not a very pleasant thought.

Distractions

I love everything about these shoes; in fact, I love them so much that during the work day I'll catch myself gazing at them and not paying attention to whatever it is I'm supposed to be doing. The shoes are from BCBG Girls. Since they have the potential to be too flashy for work, I've paired them with neutrals in non-shiny fabrics and kept the accessories to a minimum. The gray sweater and black vest are from H&M, and the skirt is from Banana Republic.
This red coat by Tulle is another of my favorite clothing items. I love it when the coat matches so perfectly with the shoes.