I Don't Know Fashion: A Fall 90s-Inspired Look

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Whoa, two fashion posts in a week?! Who am I?!! Haha anyways, my friend and I were in the mood to have a casual night out, so I got inspired by my How to be Fashionable with Little Effort post; looking kinda fashionable with minimal effort, but also comfortable and warm?? It was a little chilly that night so I knew I would have to wear some kind of jacket and my jacket and top would have to look good together. So I decided to wear this lightweight sweater with my oversized denim jacket. I also wanted to be comfortable, so I opted for my fleece-lined jeggings which are super warm and comfortable, but kinda dressy but not really? I used a beach waver on my hair to create some waves and volume and wore this baby pink beanie to bring a pop of color to the outfit.

Denim jacket: Forever 21
Sweater: Ellie Clothing Boutique (I think)
Fleece-lined black jeggings: Ross
Boots: Belk
Beanie: H&M
Hair: Styled with Bed Head A Wave We Go

Please excuse this awkward bathroom photoshoot

what am I doing with my hands?!

I'm not a model clearly

I love the white tile backdrop

there was nothing interesting on the ground, don't worry

Check out my last fashion post: I Don't Know Fashion: My Travel Style in New Orleans
Check out my last post: Holiday Gift Guide 2019 (for men and women!)












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  1. Jack MathewNovember 29, 2022 at 6:08 AM

    Amongst all her chic and stylish outfits, here we are, with Taylor Swift’s look in the red cardigan. Here, USASuits
    Guide lists down all the basic apparels, items and accessories that you must get your hands onto in order to replicate the look that Taylor Swift is carrying whilst wearing her red cardigan.

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