Weekly Photo Challenge: What I Wore

Last Thursday's photo challenge over at A Step in the Journey was "What I Wore".  My clothing taste is very eclectic.  I try to dress up when I'm at work, which usually consists of black slacks and a nice shirt, pencil skirt and a nice shirt, or a dress.  In the past couple of years I have fallen in love with high heels and although I don't yet own many pairs, I am usually able to pair some I have with what I'm wearing to work.  In the evenings after work I am usually sporting running shorts, a t-shirt, and my Saucony running shoes.  Now, on the weekends you will typically find me in jeans or shorts, a fitted t-shirt with some kind of saying or design on it, and flip-flops.   Deep down I am a total boho/hippie/laid-back type of chick, so my weekend clothes are my favorite.

Fridays at the office are "casual" days so I typically wear my weekend get-up.  Here is what I wore last Friday:

 Powell's Book t-shirt (I bought at Powell's last year on my "Self-Discovery Trip"), comfy capri's that I'm sure are from Target (have had them for YEARS), and flip-flops.  IGNORE the bra hanging on the bed.  I was so focused on working on my photography skills and trying to get a good self-portrait that I didn't even notice it.

When I got home from work I decided to get even more comfortable so I changed one little thing about my outfit:

I added a funky skirt that I bought in Daytona Beach a couple years ago.  It's actually a swim-suit cover, but I folded the shirred top in half and wore it as a skirt. 

Today I am wearing my typical work attire.  Here's a shot:

A shirt I bought a few years ago from Maurice's, some black dress capri pants I bought at Maurice's, and some dressy flip-flops (they have a hard sole and a very slight heel) that I bought at Target. 

To make it even more fun I wore this:

 

Funky blue sparkle nail polish!!!  Last week they were bright canary yellow!  I think they match my personality...bright and sparkly!  Haha!!

"Women usually love what they buy, yet hate two-thirds of what is in their closets." ~ Mignon McLaughlin