Weekend Wear

Right now, having just moved from my apartment to stay at home for a couple weeks, I'm taking on the weekend with a room brimming with clothes. Piles cover my floor and chairs, waiting to be sorted through and put in their rightful places. But somehow, I'm just not satisfied with my wardrobe (will I ever be?), and I sense a major closet clean-out lurking around the corner. I'm ready to retire that floral cardigan I haven't worn in 2 years, along with several dresses that haven't seen the light of day since before "Jersey Shore" was a thing. Some pieces I'd like to take the forlorn items' places? I've got many in mind, sixteen of which I've displayed above. If they happen to inexplicably pop onto my hangers in time for this weekend, I won't ask questions. Well, I will ask questions--and lock my doors--but not until I've giddily tried them all on.

Last-Minute Drinks: Shimmering Star Studs, $1.50, forever21.com// Limited Edition Twin Frill Dress, $170, topshop.com// Yellow Bag, $24.95, hm.com for store locations// Zigi Soho Lunar Metallic Pump, $59.95, dsw.com

Farmer's Market: Cherry Glitter Sun Dress, $72, topshop.com// Sandals, $24.95, hm.com for store locations// Baggu Elephant Print Bag, $20.87, asos.com// Dotted Straw Hat, $10.80, forever21.com

Brunch with Family: Co-ord Garland Floral Blazer, $130, topshop.com// Sliced Shapes Tank, $68, anthropologie.com// Jegging, $44.50, ae.com// ASOS VENUS Leather Flatform Sandals, $83.50, asos.com

Lazy Sunday: New York City Top, $12.80, forever21.com// Tie-Dye Knot Headwrap, $16, urbanoutfitters.com// Taha Loungers, $78, anthropologie.com// Minnetonka Tramper Flat Booties, $56, shopbop.com

xo Heidi

Majoring in Anthropologie

Tied Spicifera Dress, Almagest Floppy Hat, Pointed Persica Necklace

I think it's safe to say Anthropologie has swept me off my feet. Or that I'm whipped. By a middle-to-high-end retailer. I only walked into the store for the first time 3 years ago, and since that very day, we've had an on-off relationship. When I sometimes decide that the hemlines are a little too "mommish," Anthropologie immediately puts out a stunner and I take back my unsaid insult. Or when I figure I won't purchase the $300 dress, so why even bother trying it on, that notion passes and I find myself pantless (in the dressing room, duh). And when I begin to stray from the store's whimsical window displays due to its price range being a bit too much for a college student, I always return shortly after, even if it's just to ransack the sale section. Because it isn't just the store's romantic artsiness and vanilla-y, pomegranate-y, olive leaf-y scented entranceway that lures a girl in and makes her take her clothes off. What is it, then? Well, I think these picks of Anthropologie's merchandise speak for themselves. 

Fun Fact: Since becoming acquainted with the store, my birthday wish as I blow out candles has become for Anthropologie to have a ridiculously huge going-out-of-business sale, but then, of course, for them to announce they were just kidding, but yeah, you can keep the scored clothes. Hey, it's my birthday. Let me dream.

Revisited Impressionist Bow Dress

Parvati Maxi Dress

Divination Asymmetric Dress

Alchemy Mini Dress

Botanical Patchwork Dress

Scattered Wing Romper

Cloud Curves Set

Searing Neon Set

Divided Tapestry Bikini

Juliana Patent Pumps

Revelry Mary-Janes

Mirela Fringe Necklace

Kuychi Necklace

Brilliant Haze Clutch

Multitude Hair Ties

Gila Bedding

Tea Time Chandelier

Good Evening Dinner Plate

Inspiration Dior Book

P.S. Anthro, if you're reading this, I'm sorry about the "mommish" comment. I was probably just taking lingering frustration out on you at the time. You know I love you. You're beautiful, baby. Let's not fight. <3, H

xo Heidi