Woodland Fairy

 Outfit Details:

Pastry Shopping Dress & Ring: Modcloth

Skirts: Maurices

Vest: can't remember

Sandles: Charlotte Russe

Bracelet: Ebay

Necklace: Vintage

When I edit my photos I adjust color, sharpness, and brightness. From time to time I've covered up blemishes. When I was editing these pictures I noticed the bruises on my legs, which I always have. But I decided to leave them be. My bruises are part of my character, I bruise easily. Plus, might it not be that woodland fairies have some war marks to boast of? I definitely think so.

Oh, and . . . Happy New Year!

Summer's Light

Outfit Details: 

Sweater: Target

Shirt & Boots: TJmaxx

Skirt: Maurice's

Necklace: gift

I kind of wish I was a fairy. At the time of choosing my outfit, I was probably wishing a little harder than normal. Your clothes can express what you're feeling or what you want to be. Little uneven hemmed skirts and grand sunset lighting in the background made it all possible for me to feel like I'd just stepped into some magical world. That just might be the magic of clothing.

Hobbitland

Outfit Details:

Sweater Vest; thrifted

Shirt: Maurices

Skirt: Kohl's

Tights & Socks: Target

Boots: TJmaxx

Necklace: gift

Bracelet: Ebay

This is a neat little preserve, about an hour from me. It's nicknamed Hobbitland because of its similar feel to the shire. I'm always for finding new spots and hideouts, and easily the best ones have babbling creeks and little stone pathways and bridges. I found no hobbits or little hobbit homes in the ground, but the little preserve is full of Maine's beauty and reminiscent of the Shire's lush green lands. 

As for me, right now I'm surviving sans internet for a week or two. I'm taking full advantage of the free wifi coffee shops and libraries have to offer  - which I don't mind too much. I hope everyone is enjoying the beauty that is fall. My favorite season! Don't tell spring.