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What to Wear to a Super Bowl Party

As many of you know, I live in Houston and the big Super Bowl game this year is in Houston. It’s been fun watching the city prepare for the big game. The teams have been here all week, athletes and celebrities are starting to trickle in, and the parties are in full force. This gal here plans to spend the weekend at home in a t-shirt and jeans (probably leggings). Ha! Well I do plan to go to a few workout classes and the grocery store, but like that’s it.
I am not a fan of crowds, traffic, or not being able to find parking, so I decided long ago that I would be sitting this one out. I do wish I would have gone downtown last weekend for the NFL Experience event before the crowds came in. I’ve heard it was really cool and fun. Despite my desire to stay home, I am a big football fan and LOVE that this big game is in my hometown. Houston is an amazing city, and it’s great to see that showcased to the whole world!! Who knows maybe some big celeb will be on the bike next to me at spin class. 😉
Normally we either attend or host a big Super Bowl Party, so in case you are heading to one scroll down for a few outfit ideas. I divided them up by team. My Atlanta Falcons fans pull out the bright red, and my New England Patriots fans look for dark blue and navy. For those of you heading to a party because there is queso and Lady Gaga at halftime, I put together a few neutral outfits for you too.
A few tips for putting your Super Bowl Party Outfit together –
1) Pick something you can stand and sit in for long hours, you may even end up sitting on the floor. Keep that in mind.
2) Some of the outfits below have heels, but I would opt for flats, boots, or booties for the same reason listed above.
3) You can still wear your hometown team’s jersey! It’s the last NFL game until August, pull out that jersey and wear it!!
4) If you don’t care which team wins, stay away from the team colors. You will be deemed a fan of that time by color association.
5) Prepare to eat! Half the fun of the party is all the food, so make sure your outfit can accommodate a little over indulgence!
Now enjoy the outfit inspiration below, and ya’ll have a fun and safe Super Bowl Weekend!!
I’M HERE FOR THE ATLANTA FALCONS

Outfit 1 | Outfit 2 | Outfit 3 | Outfit 4
SHOP FOR RED
I’M HERE FOR THE NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS
Outfit 1 | Outfit 2 | Outfit 3 | Outfit 4
SHOP FOR BLUE
I’M JUST HERE FOR LADY GAGA & QUESO

Outfit 1 | Outfit 2 | Outfit 3 | Outfit 4
SHOP NEUTRALS
PS. I’ll be cheering for the Atlanta Falcons! Leave me a comment and let me know who you are rooting for or if you are just there for queso. 😉
Valentine’s Outfit for Work and Date Night










| OUTFIT DETAILS |
Black Sweater | Dark Pink Midi Skirt | Blush Nude Heels | Black Clutch | Statement Necklace | Gold Stud Earrings | Similar Gold Bangle | Pave Links Bracelet | Aviator Sunglasses | Lips: MAC Craving | Nails: c/o Essie Go with the Flowy
Hello February! How about we kick off this month with this gorgeous Valentine’s Day outfit for work and date night. Valentine’s Day falls on a Tuesday this year, pretty much right smack in the middle of the work week. For us office-goers, the easiest date night solution is to plan an outfit that works for both day and night.
I purchased this skirt over a year ago, and it’s still available. It’s a classic silhouette, and the thick material means lots of winter rotation! I love the full shape and midi length, perfect length for the office. The color though that is what makes me feel all the Valentine’s day vibes. It’s just the most gorgeous shade of dark pink. I paired this skirt with my classic black crewneck sweater to keep this look office friendly, but I added a glam statement necklace to make this look work for date night too.
I also added a great pair of nude heels that are both office and date friendly. For all my short girls, nude heels are the perfect pairing for midi skirts because they give an optical illusion of long legs! Trade out your office tote for this classic black clutch, and you will be on your way to that romantic date night.
Now just don’t forget to make those dinner reservations! If you are looking for a few gift ideas, check my last post for idea for her and him. Ya’ll have a great rest of the week, and thanks for swinging by today!
SHOP THE LOOK
How to Wear Over the Knee Boots When You’re Short










| OUTFIT DETAILS |
Similar Sweater | White Skinny Jeans | Over the Knee Boots (Similar Pair) | Coin Pendant Necklace | Crossbody Saddle Bag | Silver Bangle | Drop Earrings | Mirrored Aviators | Nails: c/o Essie Go with the Flowy | Lips: MAC Craving
When the over the knee boots trend first started, my original thought was I’m 5’3 those boots will swallow my legs. This thought however didn’t stop me from pinning all the outfits with them. I decided to buy an affordable pair and give the trend a go. I found this pair on clearance over a year ago, and the brand no longer ships to the US. A similar pair that does ship here is linked, but I couldn’t find one with the under $100 price tag like my pair. Since I purchased mine, I have learned what works and doesn’t work for my petite frame. I wanted to share a little bit about what I learned on how to wear over the knee boots when you’re short.
For starters, aim for the top of the boot to come no more than about 2-3 inches above your knee. Some item descriptions will list shaft height which is the length from bottom of your foot to the top of the boot. Since I do lots of online shopping, I will pull out a measuring tape before purchasing most boots to ensure the shaft will not be too high.
For my outfit, I leave my tunics in the closet and opt for something that falls just below my waist. I want to have a good amount of jean showing to create that illusion that my legs are a little longer. I find fitted tops work best to keep proportions in check. If you do want an oversized top, I would make sure the length is still on the shorter side or even a high/low hemline.
Over the knee boots look adorable with dresses in early Spring. For my petite friends, make sure a little skin shows between the boots and the bottom of the dress. I think 2-3 inches is a good amount, but be sure this doesn’t make the dress too short. You don’t want a light breeze to catch you off guard. Dresses with the high low hemline work perfect for us short girls to make sure we still get enough coverage in the back while still having a little skin show in the front.
I chose a taupe color over black because I thought the neutral color choice would work better for creating an elongated look. Now that I have owned and styled this pair a bit, I feel a darker pair like black would still work with these same tips.
If you have been thinking about giving this trend a go, keep your eyes on the sales. When sandals and wedges hit the stores soon, many OTK boots will start to get marked down. It will be a great time to buy without spending $200+ for a really nice pair of boots. Ya’ll have a good weekend and thanks for stopping by!
SHOP THE LOOK
How to Create a Layered Outfit








| OUTFIT DETAILS |
Black Sweater | Similar Red and Black Plaid Shirt | Dark Blue Skinny Jeans | Blush Nude Heels | Similar Pendant Necklace | Similar Gold Bangle | White Drop Earrings | Aviator Sunglasses | Nails: c/o Essie Go with the Flowy | Lips: MAC Craving
This time of year I tend to get a bit bored with my closet. I’m somewhat patiently awaiting the arrival of spring dresses and sandals in stores and trying to pull a few different outfits out of my closet to get me through the few cold days we have left. Some days putting an outfit together is all about looking in my closet and putting new items together.
I wanted to share an easy winter outfit idea featuring items that you may already have in your closet. Winter is the perfect time to add on the layers. This look comes together with three closet basics – a plaid shirt, solid color sweater, and skinny jeans. Adding a layer to peek out underneath your sweater is such an easy way to create a new outfit out of some of your basic sweaters. With a button up blouse, I like to roll the sleeves back to allow the cuff detail for a little added bonus to the look.
If you don’t have a plaid to pair with it, you can also use solid color tops or another fun print like florals. Another idea is to reverse the look and pair a long solid color top underneath a printed sweater. The layering possibilities can be endless, and it is all waiting for you in your closet. When trying to pick what to pair together, look for similar colors or color schemes. This look was easy red and black plaid with a black sweater. If I had say a green and navy plaid, I might pair with a beige sweater. A light blue and white might pair with dark blue sweater.
You can also play with your color mixing and try combos like burgundy and mustard yellow or dark pink partnered with navy. It’s all about playing around and finding a color combination you love. Toss on your favorite pair of jeans and heels, and you are ready to go. I hope this helps inspire a few more outfit ideas for you this winter. Thanks for stopping by today!












