It’s starting to become apparent to me that summer is waning as temperatures cool and the days get shorter. I’m a lover of fall and winter above all else so this isn’t necessarily a sad realization for me, but I also can’t help thinking that I just didn’t get that much out of summer this year, spending most of it indoors. And so, while it’s even now a bit too chilly to not wear a light jacket in the morning, I’m celebrating/partially mourning the end of a summer that never really was with a dress I expressly purchased to wear this summer for neighbourhood walks and picnics in the park that never really materialized.
dress: The Bay / jacket: Simons / shoes: Old Navy
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5 comments:
Yeeep, I did absolutely nothing this Summer. Barely even went on walks in the park. So sad. But Id o love Fall! (not that I'll be able to see many trees change when I'm stuck in the house.
Love the print of that dress!
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The print and cut of this dress is so pretty- I love it with the tougher jacket, of course.
It definitely felt like "the summer that never was." Hopefully by next summer we'll have a vaccine!
-Ashley
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That is one lovely printed dress and I definitely agree with ya on summer.
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The summer that never was. I can't think of a better description for the months of warmth this year, for so many reasons - the pandemic being just one of them, for me. At least you've made a point of wearing this dress before it truly gets too cold for it. It's beautiful on you!
xox,
Cee
I hate the sad realization of everything not worn at the end of a season, it's hard not to feel the loss of plans which never materialized. At least the dress made an appearance, even if it's not the one you'd intended.
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