Target Boots and Other Snow Clothing

Ah sorry its been so long! Life has been so busy (as always) but I am hoping to be able to start posting more often again. So, in honor of the first snow that has stayed in my yard for more than 24 hours, I would like to show you my favorite outfit for snow! During the winter I rarely leave the house without a nice cozy sweater. My favorite is this navy one from, get this, Old Navy :) It matches with everything! When a sweater isn't enough I always love to throw on my black winter coat. It is so warm! Also, to just tie the outfit together I add a warm head wrap. Lastly, are my Target "sorels". They are really knock off Sorels but they look almost the same and I love them! Hope you are cozy this winter!

Travel Guide: Yellowstone and Tetons

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     Yay! Finally another travel log! Well, this fall break I went on a little adventure to not one but TWO National Parks! I loved it. First off, I want to suggest some great places to visit while you are there. I just want to point out really quick that I went in late fall, right before the snowing season started. This was seriously THE PERFECT TIME TO GO! Barely anyone else was there and the weather was prime. My first suggestion is obvious- the old faithful geyser! They have a lovely visitors center with a large window that you can view it from but I think it is way more fun if you actually go out on the boardwalk and see it up close! And since you will be out there anyways, most definitely walk around and see the other geysers. Old Faithful isn't even the most impressive one, that is what surprised me most. They even have a geyser app that you can get that tells you when the geysers should be going off. Next, I think you should just go exploring! There are tons of little excursions with boardwalks or fun trials you can just find driving along the main rode. My last suggestion is Lake Jenny. It is in the Tetons national park and it is simply breathtaking. My favorite hike around it was the hidden falls hike, you got a full view of the lake almost the whole time and the actual falls were gorgeous! Okay, next thing. What to wear. Like I said, the weather was prime! I just wore lots of layers because it was frigid in the morning but by the time we were up and hiking it was really warm. I usually had on a light t shirt with a light hoodie and on top of that a flannel shirt. I would slowly strip off each layer through the day :) Most of all though, bring a hat! That really helped me be warm most of all. Well y'all, have a blast and see you next week!

Denim on Denim??

What is your opinion, does denim on denim work? I am thinking a yes if you do it a certain way... with stripes and brown shoes I think! I really think it works if you do different colors of denim so it doesn't look like too much... and especially not ALL denim, I would definitely go with pants and a jacket! I love this old 90s jacket though! Its the only one I have seen in a while and I simply adore it. 90s are coming back guys... I am excited :) Have a great fall break!