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Happy Sunday, all! Here's the second installment of Dressember looks. (More about the cause at the end of the post!)
December 4th
A retro look with some pattern pairing of plaid and leopard. I wanted to show off the fun, twirly skirt, so here's my amateur attempt at a pirouette on the ice. (And I quite thankfully didn't break my head open. Haha.)
December 5th
Have to start getting creative here in regards to warmth. Dresses are pretty drafty, folks. That's a nice thing in summer, but no one wants a cold blast of air on their legs in winter. Brrr! Weekend plans have been decided... shopping for fleece-lined tights!
December 6th
A winterized version of my "Thanksgiving dress." Something about the rusty orange floral makes me think pumpkin pie. :)
December 7th
This evening, I was playing piano for a choir Christmas concert, so I had an excuse to dress up a bit. Musicians have to wear black of course, but that doesn't mean it has to be boring. Anything is better in velvet, and I think this midi dress was just the ticket. This dress was a rummage sale find about 9 years ago, so it's had staying power!
December 8th (Sunday Best)
Repeating my green lace dress from this fall, and staying warm with a really big wool coat.
'Til next time,
Eva
About Dressember
Dressember is a movement to bring awareness to human trafficking. Since it began in 2013, the organization has raised millions of dollars - funds which go to aid victims of modern slavery. Aside from donating to the cause, you can take part in the Dressember Challenge by wearing a dress every day in December (or men can wear ties.) I'm going to give this challenge my best shot.
Interested in learning more? Visit the Dressember website here!
If you would like to make a donation to this important cause, I've set up an advocate's page for the Heartland Lady blog.
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