Sweater: ASOS c/o (on sale in petite and regular sizing) | Jeans: H&M | Boots: Frye (read my review) | Sunglasses: Karen Walker | Bag: Reed Krakoff | Necklace: Amrita Singh | Bracelets: David Yurman | Watch: Michele
I'm back to warmer temperatures and back to work this week. The holidays seem to have gone by so quickly this year! If I can get my act together this evening, I'll post my 13 favorite outfits from 2013 tomorrow (no promises, though!).
That top is really an absolute delight dear!
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This is so cute! I love the sweater, and the fun pop of yellow brightens everything up!
ReplyDeleteYour yellow pants are like a ray of sunshine! The weather looks awesome! Glad you had a great holiday time :)
ReplyDeleteI love the orange pants! Such a cute outfit :)
ReplyDeleteLovely outfit, but as a french native speaker, the grammar mistake on that sweater is a major turn off : Pardonne moi !
ReplyDeleteOh dear! Mon français est horrible, malheureusement, but I am a language nut (I speak 3 languages fluently and a couple more rather poorly) and would love to know why it's wrong. Can you explain why it should be pardonne instead of pardon?
DeleteLovely styling!
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I love this outfit!
ReplyDeleteHi Tam,
ReplyDeleteI'm the French native speaker who commented earlier. To answer your question "pardon" means sorry, it's not a verb. You wouldn't say "sorry me" in English.
"Pardonne moi" is the correct form it comes from the verb "pardonner" ( and means to forgive).