Skirt: Wild Fable, Target
Halloween Hue Necklace
Tights: Mixit, JCPenney; Boots: ShoeDazzle
Top: Bisou Bisou, JCPenney
Bag: Sleepyville Critters, Zulily
Top: Nine West, Kohl's; Skirt: Xhilaration, Target; Bag: Betsey Johnson, Macy's
Spider barrettes: Piper K, Marshalls; Black necklace: Simply Vera, Kohl's; Boxed necklace: Betsey Johnson, Marshalls; Claw barrette: Walgreens
Belt: Marshalls
Top: Nine West, Kohl's
Bag: Worthington, JCPenney
Top: Simply Vera, Kohl's
Tights: Isadora, Zulily; Shoes: Mix No. 6, DSW
What can I say that I haven't already said about Halloween fashion? Here it is, only mid-October, and in my mission to be pro-fall and therefore pro-spooky, I may have -- gulp -- eeked too soon. But I suppose it comes with the cemetery territory and am okay with it if you are.
So. Today's trio of outfits includes only one new handmade necklace, namely the simple but nonetheless festive Halloween Hue. There are some new store-bought ghoulish goodies, though. I found the Betsey Johnson spider pendant and Piper K. sparkly spider barrettes in Marshalls a month ago. I was super psyched about both until I realized that the spiders wouldn't show up in my hair. No matter! I just clipped them elsewhere, like good old Piper K. suggested on the package. And now I can't imagine outfit number two without a rhinestone-encrusted arachnid crawling up the sleeve and belt. Speaking of eight-legged lovelies, when I spied the Simply Vera spider necklace in Kohl's, it was the only one on the rack. I couldn't help but wonder if it was a return. Then again, who would part with such an elegant accoutrement? Not me! I plan to wear it year 'round with all sorts of ensembles.
I be-weave it's what Charlotte of Charlotte's Web would've wanted.
