Affordable winter look. Heart monitor and compression socks.

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 Good morning and all that jazz my friends. Sitting here currently fighting with my 2 year old over my heart monitor button . Ugh.  And thinking about what to Write. And misspelling write a million times. I wanted to share a super affordable look for winter and honestly this look applies all year long. Just take of the coat. That’s it for a great year round look. The skirt is a stretchy pencil skirt made to look like leather by Shein and the basic white tee crop with long sleeves. I love it! Worn with my ever now present compression socks from Amazon.  And the Amanda Uprichard coat I rented from Rent The Runway, if you want to cut down on spending money on some fast fashion it is a good place to start and honestly I wish I did their subscription sooner. Because I don’t need to buy a ton of coats each year and winter wear. It helps with that! Also I wish when I was pregnant I had it because then I could save money on maternity! I have Paraguard now so I will never need that again, I am done! 





The shoes by the way are also ShEIn and they are my faves. I can not live without these beauties. Very much like Valentino Rock Stud but without the Valentino price tag. My Tory Burch bag is one I bought from Rent The Runway after renting it for a million times. Which you can still rent it! And all the while trying my damn way not to itch the crap out of my chest with the monitor for my heart! I am so allergic to adhesive! Not even funny! I want to scratch so badly guys! So freaking bad! Itchy itchy . 











I swear I am the queen of resting worried face and weird expressions. Oh well! Thank you for reading my nonsense! 

Much luv! 



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