New Embroidered Jeans!

Before I begin, I apologize for the bad photography.  My new DSLR was in the shop all week to have some repairs done so I had to use my IPhone.  But, it's not suppose to be about the photography, but the fashion, right?

Today I'm sharing an outfit I wore on my usual "Amy's Day Out"  ha ha;  that's what my husband calls it, as it's the one day of the week I leave my house other than Sundays.   My usual day starts with a ladies bible study at my church, shopping, a meet up with my husband for lunch, and then home or more shopping.  Sometimes I meet with a close friend, get my hair done, or other appointments.  So, whatever I wear, it has to be comfy as it will be a long, eventful day.

On the day I wore this outfit, it was in the 50's and drizzly.  

I wore an embroidered top from Stitch Fix (old), my new suede jacket from Stitch Fix (just got it in last month's Fix, see this post if you missed it), embroidered jeans with a frayed hem, and open toe booties.  

My embroidered jeans are one of five pair of jeans I picked up at our Younker's "Going Out Of Business Sale".  I really got some sweet deals.  The prices I paid for my jeans ranged from $3.33 to $16.00.  I've already shown you my Pom Pom Jeans and Pearl Embellished Jeans that I purchased from that sale, and now I get to show you this pretty embroidered pair.  Isn't the embroidery pretty?  I love the colors.  It's embroidered on both legs, one leg has a large embroidered patch on the outer thigh, and the other leg has a smaller embroidered patch near the lower calf.

I love the raw hem on the jeans.  I really like this trend.  My shoes are new this season, I got them from DSW.  They are called Unisa Pryce Sandal.

If I remember to photograph myself before I leave for the day, I post my outfit to Instagram Stories.

I thought my Straw Studios Fringe Tote from DSW would go great with this outfit as it echoed the soft neutral palette.

 I received this embroidered top from Stitch Fix in 2015 and it's one of my favorite pieces in my closet. It's also one of the best items I ever got from Stitch Fix.   I've gotten so much use out of it over the years.  I just love the gauze fabric, the embroidery, the neutral color, and the cut of the top.  It suits my body perfectly and this top goes with everything.  It was worth every penny!  Stitch Fix may be expensive, but if you're careful and keep just the right pieces, they can last you a very long time.

For jewelry, I chose this simple choker.  I felt there was already a lot going on in the top and with all the zippers on the coat, so the choker was the only thing needed.  The choker color is very similar to the color of the coat, and I like the cute star charm.

Well I got my camera back yesterday and it appears to be working.  Hopefully, I'll be back in business   with some better pictures next week!

Have A Great Day!  Amy

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