How We Wore It // Holiday Plaid

How We Wore It // Holiday Plaid

Today I’m joining Brooke of Silver Lining for How We Wore It. I am so honored to be a part of this monthly series! Every month, Brooke sends out an outfit picture for inspiration, and 25 bloggers recreate the look with whatever they already have in their closet.

I’m a little late to the party and that’s because, somehow, I deleted the email from Brooke and didn’t know I was one of the 25 bloggers this month until yesterday. When I saw Brooklyn’s post and saw my name at the bottom, I realized I was supposed to be part of it. So I took some outfit pictures yesterday evening and here we are. This also explains why, I talked about taking a blogging break on Tuesday and yet, here is another post only 2 days later…

EDIT: I changed the date and time of this post and Tuesday’s post so the post where I talked about a blogging break would be on top.

Anyway, if you’re interested in this collaboration, head over to Brooke’s blog to sign up. But remember, space is limited!

So here is the inspiration Brooke gave us this month…

from Because Shanna Said So

Here’s how I wore it… (Sorry for the dark pictures. I may re-take these later)

Flannel: Goodwill || Dress: Old Navy in the spring (similar) || Tights: Old Navy || Boots: Gifted
I got this plaid flannel shirt from Goodwill a couple years ago when Pearson and I dressed as “Canada” for a winter Olympics party. I love it and I wear it often, but I’ve never thought to wear it over a dress. I really like the look.
Leggings: Marshalls

I decided to swap out my black tights for some fun holiday leggings to make the look a little more casual and balance the flannel. Also, I love these and I feel like I can only wear them in December so I might as well wear them as much as possible, right? Also, how crazy is it that I was okay wearing no sleeves on December 9th in Ohio??

T-Shirt: OLD || Boots: Target OLD
Since I love these leggings so much, I decided to try them without the dress. Usually I don’t like wearing leggings for pants, because they aren’t pants. But I thought this might be okay because the flannel shirt is long and the leggings are pretty loose for leggings. I was right!
Especially when I tied the shirt around my waste to hide my bum! I love this look! Oh and I switched out the nicer ankle boots for a fun combat-ish boot. Which reminds me… The girl in the original inspiration picture was wearing brown boots and a tan cardigan. I didn’t do that because, for some reason, I still can’t get on board with the whole mixing brown and black thing. I don’t know why.

I did try it with a black cardigan though.

I also tried it with my black skinny jeans because this is closer to how I would normally wear the flannel. Honestly though, these jeans are probably tighter than the leggings. I like having one side tucked in though.

As for the details, I’ve been living in this necklace all winter. It’s just so simple and dainty and I really like the bare branch that matches the winter trees. And I love these ginger bread man earrings. They are festive without being too over the top. I’ve been wearing them a lot this month too!

So that’s how I wore it… Last night on my back patio in the dark… Several different ways because I couldn’t decide what I wanted…

And here are all the other ladies who participated this month…

Be sure to check them all out! We all styled our looks differently so get some inspiration!

Brooke at Silver Lining
Robin at Penn & Quill
Aubrey at Aubrey Zaruba
Maren at Maren and Co
Brielle at Breezy and Co
Tayler at The Morrell Tale
Sharlee at My New Lines
Berkley at Berkley Anne
Jennifer at The Pepper Express
Alexa at He and I
Hannah at Hannah Rae
Rachel at Rachel Sayumi
Amy at Harris Inc.
Brooklyn at Brooklyn Jolley
Jennifer at Jennifer Sikora
Bonnie at The Life of Bon
Sarah at My For Real Life
Riley at Riley Jo Blog
Shelbie at R+S Brereton
Sierra at Sierra’s View
Emma at Ever Emma
Deidre at Deidre Emme
I'm a millennial wife and fur-mom living in Oregon. I'm passionate about marriages and making them last. I believe it's possible to build a marriage that will endure whatever comes your way and all it takes is a little work. And trust me, your marriage is so worth that effort!

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