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House Dress Chic


Florals for spring, groundbreaking. Thank you, The Devil Wears Prada for giving us the most iconic fashion line ever. Every spring when I am drawn to the new floral patterns, this line runs through my head, and I actually laugh to myself!









I got this happy, little dress from J. Crew a few weeks ago. It fits my flowy, easy, comfy spring+summer dress needs to a tee. It is also a blue floral pattern, which makes me extra happy! The weather is actually started to take a turn for the warmer, so I am looking forward to more days spent in summer dresses, or house dresses as they are so called now. I love the notion of the house dress, its almost like a modern take on the muumuu, and a way to be fashionably chic in your home! This dress is still available, but only in some sizes- similar one here, here and here. (Yes, I will still link to J. Crew items because it is truly what I wear, and a good representation of my style and closet 😊.)

I do not have any new news, but just wanted to share this fun dress, and how I am using every square centimeter of hour house and yard as photo backdrops! Leave no blade of grass unturned these days, ahah. And, thank you for so much love on my graduation post (and this one!), it really meant a lot to me! 

As always,

#dontforgetyourpearls

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