January 15, 2013

How I Wore My Heels: In the New Year

Ok, yeah. So some might not consider these “heels,” but they’re the hottest trend in heels right now next to the pointy-toe pump. It began in 2012 and isn’t going away this year, so I’m enjoying embracing them while I can. Being a mom to a toddler and one who hearts heels isn’t always an easy to task to balance. So…when I’m running around with little C., I def look to these babies. They’re my second pair of sneaker wedges because obviously I owned brown and needed black. While my brown ones are ASH (which I adore), these are by Report and sold at retailer PacSun. I love each pair for different reasons, but I’m drawn to these for their comfort and what seems to be a slightly lower wedge than my others. Obviously, the black goes with everything, so I’m enjoying wearing them with everything from skinny jeans to leggings. Once warm weather rolls around (can it please already?), I’ll try them them with cutoffs. Can’t wait for that!

Here’s how I wore my “heels”:

Oxblood sweater by S&A Company – this is the color of the season, but I bought it because of the HUGE cozy factor. It also has one of those flap pockets that looks torn, but my hair’s hiding it here. Oops.

Bejeweled bib necklace – courtesy of the last LuckyFABB Conference I attended…obsessed with this thing!

Gray layering tank by Bobi – this is such a great brand and I tend to buy it every beach vacay because a lot of the pieces are so light and airy. I layer this tank with everything!

White watch gifted by Sprout – I’m loving how oversized this watch is, and that’s a big trend right now, too. The black and white is classic. By the way, it’s organic!

Star-print skinny jeans gifted by PacSun – this store has some amazing printed jeans right now, so be sure you get there soon! Just remember to size up because they run uber small. I was squealing to find stars.

Sneaker wedges gifted by PacSun (online) – Report is a fav brand of mine, so I knew these wouldn’t disappoint. I love the black and silver combo and cool factor, obvi.