Thursday, February 17, 2011
Looking In On The Good Life
So, i think I found a new photo spot on my campus! One of my most favorite things about my school is how old everything is. The buildings are all original from when the school was first built (with a few exceptions) and there are all these wonderful little nooks with old stone walls and grassy grounds. I didn't know this little spot existed until today! You go down this dirt and gravel path and then through this little archway and there it is! I felt a little like I was in The Chronicles of Narnia, which is always a good thing.
Yesterday, I was talking about having a case of spring fever, and I think it's only getting worse. It was almost sixty degrees out, and as much as I'm not over winter, it was nice to not be freezing! I felt so strange not wearing a big bulky winter coat! Also, I realize a corduroy skirt is not exactly sixty degree weather clothing, but I just love corduroy so much. And this sudden spring is making me worried that my corduroy days are numbered, so I'm trying to spend as much time with corduroy as I can before we must part.
Polka Dot Top: Delia's
Corduroy Skirt: Urban Outfitters
Gold Belt: Grandma's
Tights: Hue
Necklace: Gift
Shoes: Mom's
Until Tomorrow,
Nicole
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Oh I will be carrying my cords over into the spring. Who cares! Especially when they're such a fun color and cut like this.
ReplyDeleteLove the new location!!
i have spring fever bad!! the weather has been so nice!!!
ReplyDeletei love the new photo location..it is always a wonderful thing when you find new spots to inspire you!
as always..love your outfit.
you always look so casual and yet so chic..!
i love it. xoox.
your skirt is so nice and flippy. it's a lovely red.
ReplyDeletethat skirt is too cute not to wear during spring! just keep wearing it! :D
ReplyDeleteLidi @ Eclectic Flair
It stinks that corduroy is too hot for summer. The wall is awesome.
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oh my gosh. i've got to tell you - you look absolutely adorable! i LOVE this outfit. and this seems like a terrific place to take photos. :)
ReplyDeletebtw, i really like your hair!
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The polka dots are great! Really fun and colorful, just like the rest of this outfit. :D
ReplyDeleteI love this location! I've said it on my blog, but if I find a red brick wall, I'll be sure to take photos there almost everyday since it's just so easy :) I love the grey with the red! That skirt is just so amazingly full and I love it more every time you wear it!
ReplyDeleteThe corduroy skirt is gorgeous I love the colour and style :)
ReplyDeleteI love this outfit! It's somehow cheerful and optimistic :) The colour of the skirt is just amazing! xx
ReplyDeleteLove these two together and your new location is really sweet! x
ReplyDeleteYou look adorable! I love old campuses..they always have the most beautiful buildings. My campus is pretty new : ( There's perks and minuses.
ReplyDeleteI also love your skirt!
that is a nice spot and a nice look too. I love my corduroy skirt, which is also red, and I think I'll keep on wearing it in spring!
ReplyDeletecute look! also, i'm digging the new location ^,^
ReplyDeletewonderful combination. the skirt is so pretty with that colour shirt. the brown is a perfect neutral. wow 60 degress, (im sure thats high I'm Canadian, Celsuis all the way :) your weather is so so nice
ReplyDeletehahahaha at least it's 60 and not 80 :P I bought a pair of corduroy shorts a week ago and now I think I won't be able to wear them >:( how frustrating!
ReplyDeleteNicole, you are so adorable and I really like that skirt :)!
i definitely agree with miss monkey face - corduroy can definitely be worn in spring - especially when is a bright colour! do it!
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I'm getting sad that corduroys days are drawing to an end, too! I always feel so cozy when I wear corduroy, how about you? Oh, and the swishy sound it makes is great :)
ReplyDeleteDon't you look adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteI like that gold belt!
Cute blog, btw!
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I LOVE THIS OUTFIT RARGH BLARGH
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