Upsize

Top: Free People (here) | Bag: Daily Look (here and in different colors) | Flats: Target | Necklace: Forever21 (sold out, loving these here) | Sunglasses: Zara

Depending on where I buy my clothes, my clothes range from XS to an XL. I know that my measurements fluctuate quite a bit, but all in all, I know it’s not me. I remember the days when I refused to purchase something if the size number was too big. Yep, we’ve all been there. If you claim to be a certain size, you’re either lying through your teeth or you shop for all your clothes in one store.
I love anything oversize and baggy so this top definitely fit the bill. I have a few pieces from Free People and I just love the quality of their clothes. It has to be the magic fabrics they use because the shirts wash and dry beautifully with no detectable fading or shrinking. Their clothes run larger so it’s always a thrill when I can put on an XS and still devour a huge meal.

Sweater Cozy

3.1 Target x Phillip Lim sweater

Joe Fresh Jeans

Zara Toque

Daily Look bag

Report boots

Sweater season! It's a love and hate relationship I must say. I love it because I can hide the fact that my diet changes during this time of the year (Not that my diet is any better in the summer). Hate, because I live in one of the coldest cities. Ever. Sweaters are not only a fashion trend, but also an absolute necessity here. In saying that, sweaters are something I don't usually mind spending a little more money than I usually would on a piece of clothing. 

This sweater is from the 3.1 Target x Phillip Lim collection that just blew over recently. I missed out on a lot of the pieces but I still managed to get my hands on this sweater. On sale, I might add. I loved the classic look and the subtle gems that wrapped halfway around the neck. I didn't really capture the details in the pictures as much as I had wanted to but you either get the point or you are probably one of the ones who own it. :)

Anyway, I hope you are all having a lovely week. It's been a busy week for me but I'd still love to hear from you! 

 

This is my entry for the IFB Project #118: Sweater Girls.