High Heels and Bold Stripes

jcp, jcpenney, west town mall, black and white striped skirt, tights, a line skirt, pink blouse, breast cancer awareness month, october,

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jcp, jcpenney, west town mall, black and white striped skirt, tights, a line skirt, pink blouse, breast cancer awareness month, october, ootd, fall outfit, fashion blogger, knoxville fashion blogger, black white and pink outfit

Hello high heels!

One thing you don’t really have use for immediately after having a baby are high heels. Somehow going from the bedroom to the living room for those 6 weeks never called for fancy footwear.

But I was very happy to put them back on several weeks ago and start gaining back that feeling of fancy. Although my feet had a lot to say about it afterwards and revolted hard core (“Where are the slippers we’ve been living in!?”)

This past Thursday I got to get all fancied up to co-emcee a fashion show with Katie Roach at West Town Mall. The show helped to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so I knew the outfit was going to have to include pink. I picked up this blouse at JCPenney (they’ve also got a leopard version I’ve got my eye on) and tucked it into my black and white stripe steal from Ross.

I didn’t actually steal it, of course, but all they required for me to take it home was $10 (there’s a similar one here).

And let’s all be thankful it’s tights season!! Even if you don’t wear them, you can be thankful I’m using them to cover up my white legs ;)

Finally, I threw a little pattern mixing in there by adding a leopard belt. It’s a small detail that really makes the outfit unique, pick up a skinny patterned belt for yourself and try it with your next striped outfit.

I had such a blast commentating on the fashion show which showcased looks from all over the mall modeled by breast cancer survivors!

For more about what’s going on this month around town visit KomenKnoxville.Org and for more on my thoughts about going back to work with a baby click here!

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