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A Perfect Fall Ensemble...

This weekend we had a rain storm and the temperature dropped at least 10 degrees, but it still doesn't feel like fall does at home in Maryland.  However, a week from tomorrow Bill and I are headed to Boston to meet up with my parents and it will absolutely feel like fall there!  This made me wish (only for a moment) that I had extra money to buy fun fall clothes.  I just LOVE fall clothes :)  I love scarves and coats and tights and boots!  They all fill me up with joy.

However, since I am not independently wealthy, I decided to pretend for the sake of a lovely fall blog post, that I could find a wonderful outfit for fall and show you guys what I want.  I could never afford this, but I think it's fun to imagine/pretend.

Oh how soft and wonderful these clothes would be :)

Scarf, Coat, and Boots.



Dress, and Stockings


I love love love these colors and silhouettes and everything about each of these items.


Do you love them as much as me?  What's your favorite fall thing to wear?





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  1. Mikaela HolfordSeptember 12, 2011 at 11:33 AM

    love love love that outfit. I'd wear that.

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  2. HeatherSeptember 13, 2011 at 7:13 PM

    I would like to make you my personal stylist- I would never have put these things together (my mind doesn't work that way) but i LOVE IT. Lets become insanely wealthy and spend out days shopping and traveling....and visiting all the zoos in the US.

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  3. Ryan MarieSeptember 15, 2011 at 8:35 PM

    Honestly Heather, I would love to be a stylist/home designer. I even looked into going to school for it... who knows maybe I will design your house and wardrobe all the time when we win the lottery :)

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