Based on this post and my last post, you can probably tell by now that I'm completely embracing animal prints at the moment. I LOVE this grey leopard cardigan I picked up at Loft on Christmas Eve. I've had my eye on it for a while and was able to get it ON SALE last minute! It's over 60% off and a really cute twist on a classic leopard print. For my Christmas look, I paired my new favorite cardigan with a grey long-sleeved swing top from Loft, an old gunmetal necklace from Lo

So.....I've been relatively MIA for quite some time now (other than my Thanksgiving Outfits post). But, I have a pretty good reason why. The reality of being a college student and joining multiple clubs as well as becoming a writer for The Daily Collegian and joining a THON committee hit me pretty hard during my first semester. Now it's Christmas break and I'm finally finding the time to sit down and upload this post. You can expect to see a dorm tour with before and after pi

Row 1: Asos, $35; NBD, $95; Stylestalker, $169 Row 2: Lovers + Friends, $180; Lovers & Friends, $188; Tobi, $20 Row 3: Free People, $118; Kimchi Blue, $49; Free People, $98 Graduation season is just round the corner for most colleges and high schools and I did a little round-up of my favorite dresses for the occasion. Most of these are from my Graduation Pinterest Board I created during the search for my grad dress (!!!). I eventually settled on the Kimchi Blue dress from Urb

“Fall has always been my favorite season. The time when everything bursts with its last beauty, as nature had been saving up all year for the grand finale.” -Lauren DeStefano Hello, fellow fall lovers! The air is crisp, the leaves are crunchy and the cider is cold--the best time of year is upon us. In my opinion, fall is the best season for three reasons: Fall clothes are blessings to us all--think riding boots, vests, bean boots, flannels, etc. Fresh cider and fall vegetable

Hey everyone!! As some of you may already know, I started college classes at Penn State yesterday! I'm sure you're thinking: "How can she be starting college when she hasn't even graduated high school yet....?" and there is a very simple answer to that question. Throughout this year, my senior year of high school, I'm taking college classes at Penn State University Park in State College, where I live. This Spring, I was accepted as a non-degree or "dual enrollment" student a