Recent Shopping - Old Navy + Kenneth Cole

With my frequent trips to Old Navy as mentioned here, I've accumulated quite a lot Super Cash, which gives me $10 off purchased of $25+ and so a vicious cycle I'm in again. When on my way to make yet another return in store, I saw this cute Twill Cardi-Coat and noticed how short the sleeves were in comparison to the other coats nearby so threw it on as you can see below.

Coat: Old Navy Twill Cardi-Coat in XS.
The silhouette is very boxy and wide, especially when buttoned, but I noticed it came in Petite XS online so purchased it since I do like the pattern a lot and feel this would be a great layering piece since there's so much room throughout where I could even wear a lighter jacket underneath. It's nice to see that Old Navy finally carries petites since Banana Republic and Gap has been offering this sizing for a while now. I just wish Gap and Old Navy carried it in stores too. I'm trying on the petite version below along with the Sam Edelman Wilson Booties I picked up in last month's haul.

Coat: Old Navy Twill Cardi-Coat in XS. Shoes: Sam Edelman Wilson booties in Black size 5.

Coat: Old Navy Twill Cardi-Coat in XS. Shoes: Sam Edelman Wilson booties in Saddle Suede size 5.
I went back in store yet again to spend some more of my Super Cash and picked up a cute ethereal white scarf - for some reason, I've been very attracted to pure white lately - and a few girl's items that were on sale.

Rainboots: See by Chloe Rain Boot. Scarf: Old Navy Solid Linear Scarf in White.
The marled sweater on me on the left is a cute cropped piece that would look nice with a fitted skirt and the Sherpa-Lined Full-Zip Sweatshirt underneath the Solid Linear Scarf on the right has a rose gold zipper and cozy fleece lining. This is what I left the store with and I've since told myself that I'm not going to spend the third Super Cash I have left.

I was so drawn by this super cute swimsuit in an advertisement that I placed an order with Kenneth Cole. Though I didn't end up keeping the swimsuit since it's way too big for someone my size, I absolutely loved the Brooke Suede Heel in Rose as seen below on me and I'm so tempted to get them in Buff too since I've been keeping an eye out for some nude strappy sandals for a while now.




I thought the Dylan Wedge Sandals were cute too but they were unfortunately too big on me in size 5.

Leaving you with the quote of the day, "Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple." -Dr.Seuss

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