I wanted to do a quick look back across the 30 outfits I created. Because I feel like an exercise like this needs a little contemplation at the end. I did enjoy the 30 for 30. I really loved several of the outfits I came up with, others were only mediocre. It was a little bit of a pain at times, and I was a terrible person and pretty much left my entire 30 items strewn across our extra bedroom/library/office for those 30 days. Thanks Kendi for organizing everything, check out my fellow re-mixers here. I tried to get an organized paragraph or two together but I ended up with sort of a train of thought bullet list.
My Notes
- It was great to have less laundry to worry about.
- If I do another 30 for 30 I’ll probably limit myself to office clothes, or weekend/night clothes. Trying to include both was just annoying.
- I discovered I’m not the type of blogger who enjoys publishing every… single… day. I’ll have to figure out a schedule for myself and try to stick to it.
- I realized that while I’m getting better at working my camera, it’s OK to let the ‘full auto’ mode take some photos too.
- But I’m glad that I pulled through in the end, it’s always nice to complete a project or goal no mater how small. I feel like I ‘did something’!
- I should take more ‘detail’ shots.





Favorite Outfits: #11 26 & 30
Least Used Piece: The pink linen skirt I threw in as item #30. I need to either dye it, hem it, or do both to make it something I enjoy having in my wardrobe.
New Love: Pink flats, they were picked up at Old Navy on a whim but they are super cute, stylish and comfortable.







Shirt & pants: The Gap, Vest: NY & C, Shoes: Tsubo via Amazon.com, Earrings & Bracelets: 

Shirt: Old Navy, Dress: UO, Shoes: Tsubo via Amazon.com, Belt: Target, Necklace & Earrings: 

Skirt: Handmade, Shoes: Old Navy, Belt: Thrifted, Shirt: Thrifted (Originally American Eagle), Necklace: