fall essentials

hello babes

Everything in this outfit I bought on depop which I'm super stoked about! I'm making a video talking about all my tips for thrifting online because everyone should be able to try it (stay tuned). The perks? Besides being able to save on staple pieces, I like using these online platforms because you're usually helping support other young people who are reselling their stuff while giving that garment a second life. Also not to mention a lot of thrift stores are closed right now so its accessible no mater where you live! 

As far as styling goes, I like layering these small corsets over turtlenecks because it helps define my waist while keeping me warm during the colder months. It also just adds a nice extra touch to an outfit. 

thanks for reading and I hope you all have a lovely rest of your day :)

Paints- free people

sweater- Reformation

corset- nastygal

cozy november ootd

hey babes

this week I'm transitioning some of my summer clothes to work in colder weather (this is my 5th month living out of a suitcase! I'm so damn exited to officially move to NYC in January. But in the meantime I'm having fun reworking outfits)

One fool proof and easy way to stay warm in winter and transition ripped jeans into the colder months is to pop on some leggings underneath. I love these sheertex ones because they actually keep me really warm (they might be somewhat thermal?) and they literally DO NOT rip. I also cuffed the pant leg so where usually there's that scandalously exposed two inches of ankle skin, all the public can see are my sustainably made leggings. 

I've also been tucking my chunky knit sweater into my bra in order to give more of a silhouette to this otherwise slouchy outfit. If its super cold I skip this and layer a long sleeve turtleneck underneath. 

let me know what your ideas are on transitioning certain clothes from one season to another! 

sweater: Topshop

fisherman hat: la Caravane Vintage

Jeans: Vintage Levis

leggings: Sheertex