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Weekly Wardrobe

August 14, 2022

Not going to lie, after celebrating my birthday all week long last week, this one was a bit less exciting, but not by much. We still managed to squeeze in some real fun times. I’m really trying to take advantage of Arielle not yet being in preschool, a fact that will be changing in just one short month (I am on the verge of tears just typing this). Before I start to have an anxiety attack over the impending end of summer, this is my weekly wardrobe for August 7, 2022 through August 12, 2022.

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BONUS- Sunday

Where: Roaring Twenties Lawn Party at the Crane Estate

Outfits: PrettyGuide 1920s Flapper Dress; Flapper Headband; Shoes are thrifted, similar found here and here; Pearl Necklace; Arielle’s Butterfly Tulle Tutu Dress with flower headband; Rose Rattan Shell Purse is from Lively Kids; Stride Rite sandals;

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Wednesday

Where: Visiting with my godparents and running errands

Outfits: Talbots Eyelet Top; H&M Pleated Skirt; Le Specs Air Heart 51 mm Sunglasses in Black; Arielle’s Mayoral Eyelet Knit White Top is gifted from our trip to Newburyport to visit Lively Kids; Cat & Jack Pull-on Jean Shorts

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Thursday

Where: WFH and Lunch at Nunny’s

Outfits: Maeve Tunic Dress from Anthropologie last year, similar found here; A New Day Raffia Slide Sandals; Straw Summer Beach Bag; Sunglasses are Ann Taylor from a few years ago, similar found here; Arielle’s Disney Little Mermaid Toddler Ruffle Jumper from BoxLunch is sold out, similar found here; Stride Rite sandals; Heart sunglasses are from the Dollar Tree

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Friday

Where: Visit to the Salem Willows, Errands, and WFH

Outfits: Dress is from Old Navy circa the late 90s that I purloined from my mom’s closet, similar found here; Le Specs Air Heart 51 mm Sunglasses in Oatmeal; A New Day Raffia Slide Sandals; Straw Summer Beach Bag; Arielle’s The Little Mermaid top from BoxLunch is sold out but you can still grab the matching shorts (not pictured); Cat & Jack Lace Hem Jean Shorts; Stride Rite sandals; Heart sunglasses are from the Dollar Tree

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