Pop Of Color

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50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorHow’s this for a pop of color? Even though it is still officially winter, thanks Punxsutawney Phil, I am craving some “spring” looks. I already have my spring manicure, and now I have a beautiful hot pink purse, thanks to my hubby. (Valentine’s present) I don’t care that it looks a little out-of-place with the bulky sweater, that’s how I roll. Lol!50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorIt is even time for the drunken snowman to go back in storage. My “S” is still under construction, so I am scouring the house for something else to hang on the wall. I am sure there is something that would work out in one of the storage sheds, but since it is still about 15 degrees outside, I am not going to go spend 15 minutes looking for something. I am just going to stay in the house, and sit in front of the fire. 50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorThis cardigan is another thrift store find. I haven’t been thrifting in a really long time, and I hope to remedy that soon. This cardigan is a man’s sweater, but that doesn’t stop me, and it shouldn’t stop you. Go ahead and raid your husband’s, brother’s, or best friend’s closet, you never know what you will find. Here is where I wore the cardigan earlier, not a lot different. This sweater is very similar, but would probably not have all the bulk that mine has. And here is the plus size version.
50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorHow do you like my Vera Bradley purse that Joe bought me? The one he didn’t know he bought! Hahaha I don’t think I have ever had a Vera purse, I have tote’s, scarves, eyeglass cases, and wallets. But, I have never been a huge fan of the printed purse. I had no idea that you could even get a leather purse by Vera. (we are on first name basis) My mouth dropped open when I saw it, and I think a little drool might have eeked out. I will tell you now, that I did not pay anything close to that price. Mine was less than half of that price, so if you are interested, it would be worth finding an outlet.
50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorThe necklace is by Premier designs. I like that it is so versatile with all the different colors. It was a little long for this outfit, so I took the chain and tied a knot in it. I have on a shirt with a collar and a cardigan, so no one is the wiser. Well almost no one, since all of you now know. Haha  Here is a link to Ebay with a buy it now option for the necklace.

The belt just had to go, I am just not feeling like being confined today. I may not look as stylish, but I feel cooler. Really cooler, who knew that having the sweater belted tightly against my body would have been so much warmer. All together now, duhhhhh!
50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorIf you have followed my blog for a while, you know how I like to hang on to my clothes for years. Here, and here. My youngest child is 26, and the shirt I have on is a maternity shirt. Now, it is your turn to shut your mouth. Haha  Here is a shirt from Old Navy, and here is one from Amazon that comes in every color in the rainbow.50 Is Not Old | Pop Of ColorIt is a good thing I have a pop of color in this outfit, otherwise I just blend right into the wall. Note to self, check the paint color of your background when picking out a cardigan.

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35 Comments

  1. I am glad I am not the only one who hangs on to old clothes!

  2. Ran across a Pinterest post with big sweater, and her wide belt was worn low on the hips under the sweater, giving the blouse a more tunic look. – I can see that with your outfit here! ?

    1. I might have to try that, Betty. Thanks!

  3. Great outfit. So casual and comfy, but you take it up a notch with the purse, necklace and boots! We have to do something to get through the long winter! Love your posts!

    1. I agree Amy. Anything to get through the winter.

  4. Thank you so much for including me in your post! I’m so flattered. 🙂 And I love the pop of color from the bag.

    Thanks again and hope to see you again next week!!

    Jen

    1. I appreciated the invite! Thanks, Jen.

  5. I really enjoy your fun posts and your great pairing of outfits. But…… The Christmas decorations in the background are really taking away from your photos. Just my opinion.

    1. Tami, they went down his morning. Haha Tomorrow’s post will have something different in the background. I really need to get my “S” finished!

  6. I love the purse, and didn’t know that Vera purses came in leather either. I loved your outfit, but I liked it without the belt too. I think the belt chopped your outfit in half. Without the belt, your outfit flowed effortlessly.
    Howver, it’s always good to try new looks. With this, you added a belt, and it was easy to remove. So kudos for trying it both ways. It’s funny how a belt can sometime make an outfit, and other times it just looks better without.
    I love how you added the pop of color, without matching it to the outfit. Way more youthful, and on point.

  7. Love the sweater and love the purse. You look great as usual. I would be self conscience in the belt, but it looks nice on you.
    I love that you have clothes as old as your kids. You make me feel normal, haha.

  8. Hi Tania! I just discovered your blog recently and I love it and you! I’m home recovering from breast cancer, surgery and chemotherapy and your blog brightens my day!! You’re so real and down to earth and I love your style. I also have lost 100 lbs this year ( not from the cancer!) So I’m trying to find my “new” style and you give me such inspiration! Thank you for doing what you do! I look forward to checking in every day!

    1. Michelle, I am so glad I can brighten your day. And congratulations on the weight loss. I hope your recovery is speedy and you are up and shopping for your new style in no time. Thanks for taking the time to comment. You are now my inspiration 🙂

  9. As much as I love a big comfy cosy sweater when it’s cold, but I’m ready for some spring colours too! I have been fighting the urge to purge/box up my closet of fall/winter and bring out my spring clothes. 🙂

  10. Love a big over-sized sweater! I found one on ebay in alpaca wool (dark, charcoal gray). I love it styled casually, and it looks nice dressed up too. It’s so warm & cozy! Good investment! Your pink purse is so pretty! I must be the odd-ball that actually likes the printed VB handbags. I love me a tote! – Love your jewelry, Tania!