Yearly Archives: 2012

2012

By Jenny | Published December 31, 2012

Canadian Fashion Blog

{Click on images for outfit details and original posts}

 
Another year has come and gone. . . and what a year it was.  2012 was a fabulous year, but I’m excited to see where 2013 will take me.  Thank you to all for visiting, reading, commenting, and following.  I wish everyone a happy and prosperous New Year!

 

Holiday Par-tay

By Jenny | Published December 27, 2012

Coat and Dress: French Connection (both old). Gloves: H&M (new). Clutch: Balenciaga (similar). Shoes: Kate Spade. Earrings: Swarovski.

 

My girl Amy (from Leopard and Lillies) and I teamed up to showcase some outfit options for New Year’s Eve. Hers a little more casual, mine a little more dressy, but both flashing the NYE must-have sparkle.  This is the outfit I wore to a Christmas Party last week, but I would definitely wear this again for New Year’s IF I had somewhere fun to be.  This year, I’ll be ringing in the New Year on my couch with my Man, a pint of Haagen Dazs Pralines & Cream, and a (hopefully) good movie.  What are your NYE plans?

 

Be sure to check out more pics of Amy’s gorgeous look at her blog Leopard and Lillies.

 

 

 

Merry Christmas!

By Jenny | Published December 25, 2012

 

Merry Christmas, from my family to yours.  Be happy and be safe.

 

 

Crisp Air

By Jenny | Published December 20, 2012

Cardigan: J.Crew. Skirt: Necessary Objects. Collar: Detachable Collar from Joie Sweater. Bracelet: Stella & Dot. Ring: Stella & Dot. Clutch: Coach. Shoes: Nine West. Sunglasses: Chanel.

 

I know I talk about the weather a lot (I think that’s a sign of someone who doesn’t have a lot to say), but I’ve been loving the crisp air we’ve been experiencing here in Toronto.  When I step outside and take a deep breathe, the air feels so clean and refreshing (which is rare for Toronto).  We’ve had a few freezing cold days, but overall, the weather has been just perfect for the end of December.  It’s cool enough for a coat, but warm enough not to wear heavy winter layers.  Here’s hoping for a mild Canadian winter.  (Eek, I hope I didn’t just jinx us!)