What I wore: Shirt: Anthropolige (old), Skirt: H&M, Necklace: borrowed, Shoes: Famous Footwear

Wandering the abandoned houses of the Willwood area is fast becoming a habit with us! But I still enjoy it. Everyone who reads style blogs must have at least a little bit of a voyeur in them; you are peeking into another person's life (though you are very welcome to since that's the point of blogs!). These abandoned places have the same appeal. Who is Judge Tim? Why is his election campaign sign here? A book about getting rich? Is that what happened? The person got so rich, he left this house behind? Or did the opposite happen and they skipped the state, thumbing their noses at the creditors? Probably nothing happens like what the debris ever suggests, but you do wonder.

I love the geometric pattern on geometric pattern created in this outfit between the necklace and the shirt. The shirt is actually my only Antrhopologie purchase ever (from the only time I ever even saw an Anthropologie store, believe it or not! Thank goodness, probably, they are so far away. They are very tempting things!).  its light, flawy feel. I felt almost insubstantial tiptoeing over the left papers in this lighter than air outfit in a flawy skirt, with the smell of rain still in the air, even if the sun was leaking in the window's through shattered glass and broken screens.