OUTFIT DETAILS: DRESS, BOOTS (OLD, Knee high black boots are everywhere now though so do not fret!)

Maybe it's just me, but it seems like fashion for the period of September to November is always the same. A dress with tights, boots and a scarf or jeans with a light sweater and a scarf. 

Although these are not bad style options, they can get pretty mundane and overdone when it comes to fashion blogging. That's why I was so excited about the clothing options this season. 

This is the year of autumnal fashion.

Stores this season seem to be offering deeper, richer colors, unique patterns and different cut options than they usually do and I'm loving it! 

Whether you are rocking 70's inspired maxi dress or something a little less striking, go ahead and mix it up! Grab pieces that are out of the box, go out of your comfort zone. Buy a noteworthy piece and make your own rules because autumnal season is what you make it! 

All photo credit goes to Aurora Grace Photography!

I don't know if you noticed, but my style can tend to be very simple and pretty feminine. As much as I enjoy that, I realize that I have my lovebugs to think of, and so I force myself to go out of my comfort zone and try new styles i wouldn't usually go for. 

As I said in my Nocturnal Nikki post back in November, I want to switch up my looks and show off different sides of the fashion world. I try to accomplish this mostly by having other people model for the blog, but sometimes it is fun to change my own look as well. 

Holla at yo gurl. Comment below and let me know what you think of the look and what looks you would like to see in the future!

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Looking at this outfit, you may think that it is pretty blah. To define it in Lauren Conrad terms, it's pretty "matchy matchy." Other than the cute ruffles on the back of the cardigan, this outfit doesn't have any eye-catching details. While at Target a few weeks ago, I found these shoes and knew they would add the springy pop of color that I needed. 

In other news, shout out to Jerry for helping me and Angi with these most recent posts.