50+ shoes and counting ever upwards. I'm always on the hunt for 1. shoes, 2. hats, 3. belts and scarves, and 4. jewelry. But the most important of all accessories is what goes on my head and what goes on my feet. Some might say I'm an over-accessorizer. But I don't like an outfit to look naked or unfinished, as if I woke up and just threw something on, and didn't really think it through. This is not to say that I can't do the casual look, I do have the ability to tone it down on cue. But I'm not known to ever leave the house in just a t-shirt and jeans. I might have been able to do it years ago, but after getting into the practice of dressing up it become programmed into your system. And I do it for very good reasons A. Even if I'm having the worst of days I know I look put together on the outside, that I am representing the best me. and B. I want people to respect me for who I am (what we wear says a lot about us). There are a few great bloggers out there who do exactly the epitome of what I like to do when it comes to accessories.
While I have just enough space in my wardrobe for my overcrowding clothing, my accessories are seriously begging for more space. So much to the dismay of my other accessories I recently acquired another hat (Wide-brimmed Kate Spade purchased at Lord&Taylor). Unfortunately my shoe collection missed out on the addition of a new pair of Tommy Hilfiger shoes that I spotted at DSW (available sizes too small, and too large) that would have been perfect with some other new additions to my wardrobe.
Can you tell that I'm kind of addicted to the navy?
But I digress. My point is that is there any such thing as having too many options? I certainly don't think so. Honestly if my accessories wardrobe resembled that of Vogue's or Elle's that would be divine.
Borrowed from nordstrom.com
Borrowed from shopstyle.com
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