Moving and Wide Leg Trousers

Moving houses when you have two small children is no mean feat. Especially when one of those children is a two-year-old who likes to remove things from boxes as you are packing them. Add in the extra pressure of keeping everything spotless for the potential renters that your landlord is bringing through the house and you've got yourself one big party. Oh, and also add having a nasty cold into the mix. Yep, it's a blast.

Mint button up shirt: Love Culture (similar here) |  Pinstripe wide leg trousers: thrifted (similar here) |  Woven wedge heels: Payless Shoes (similar here)  |  Lace headband: Forever 21 (similar here)  |  Wooden watch: c/o JORD  |  Bracelet: Groopdealz

Moving houses when you have two small children is no mean feat. Especially when one of those children is a two-year-old who likes to remove things from boxes as you are packing them. Add in the extra pressure of keeping everything spotless for the potential renters that your landlord is bringing through the house and you've got yourself one big party. Oh, and also add having a nasty cold into the mix. Yep, it's a blast.

However, one of the benefits to moving is that it's forced me to go through all of my clothes. If I haven't worn something in a year, it goes in either the "to sell" or "to give away" pile. I was trying to decide where to put the wide leg trousers I'm wearing in this post. I felt like I hadn't given these pants enough of a chance. So, I thought I would give them one last hurrah. And that is how this outfit came about. But I'm still undecided about them. I think they'll look even better once they're a little looser on me but I wish the length was a little longer. Decisions, decisions.


Other ways I've worn: mint button up shirt

See post here

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