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How To Be Trendy This Winter

Learn how to be trendy this Winter by following these tips.

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How To Be Trendy This Winter

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Happy Monday everyone! Yesterday I arrived here in New York to spend the week visiting family. And let's just say I have been spoiled with Las Vegas sweater... I am freezing already! I landed in a winter wonderland, and although it is beautiful, I feel like I just don't know how to dress cute and be warm. The struggle is real!

We shot this look last week, when I was still in warm a sunny weather, just in case you were curious. But I actually brought this sweater with me to wear during this trip. If you are planning on having a more casual Thanksgiving dinner, then this would be a great look to wear with family. I will probably be wearing THIS DRESS that I shared on Friday.

I am just so excited and thankful to be with family here in New York. Are any of you traveling for the holidays? I actually was a last minute packer this time around and it was so stressful! I usually pack days in advance, so that I don't forget the essentials, but this time was a FAIL! Thankfully we still made our flight, no thanks to the Uber driver, who kept taking wrong turns. It wouldn't be the Holidays without a little travel stress. Am I right?!

Stay warm. Thanks for stoping by.

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