Urban Outfitters is a prime resource for general fashion necessities. It particularly specializes in one of my personal favorite fashion basics; tights. The UO tight selection is diverse and fun, offering an extensive selection of both colored and patterned tights. As displayed above in some distinctive looks from lookbook, tights can diversify any outfit, casual or formal, on a bitter fall day. I also find them particularly comfortable to wear! Below are some of my favorite types of tights from UO that can all be found here. Enjoy!
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Friday, October 21, 2011
Monday, October 17, 2011
Autumn in Vermont
This weekend was filled with many autumnal activities. I taste-tested organic produce and delectable treats at a local farmers market, shopped for warm attire on Church Street and took a trip to the Shelburne Museum where I quickly fell in love with Vermont foliage in addition to the museum's many diverse galleries and sites. If you happen to take a trip to Burlington in the future, I highly recommend visiting the Shelburne Museum; displays vary from Impressionist paintings to historic Steamboat Ticonderoga. Here are some photos of the museum's grounds!
Happy fall!

Happy fall!
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autumn,
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festivals,
museum,
outings,
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Monday, November 22, 2010
Reflections
The transition from Fall to Winter always leaves me constantly reflecting upon things; I am very much emotionally dependent on the four seasons. As my high school era of life comes to a sometimes rapid/ sometimes lingering end, my recent contemplation has been particularly focused on my personal teenage experience. I can't help but consider what decisions I would change if I could, and what decisions I remain satisfied with to this day. these are the things I would tell myself if I were to re-live high school (knock on wood.)
1. Prepare yourself for and endure change; it's inevitable.
2. Be a good friend.
3. Value your education to the best of your ability.
4. High school is not your life; perspective is key.
5. Pursue your known interests and take risks in order to find new interests.
6. Be both self aware and open to criticism and make changes accordingly.
7. Don't forget about your family's existence.
8. Work hard, play hard.
9. Define your moral compass, and let it guide you.
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fall,
photography,
reflection,
resolutions,
self-improvement,
winter
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