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Poncho: Grace & Lace (c/o; exact one here) // Jeans: Target (maternity version here) // Booties: Target (exact pair here) // Purse: Coach (old, similar here) // Necklace: Lucky Brand Jeans (old, similar here)
I was a little hesitant when ponchos came back in style, but I have to admit that it's actually perfect timing for me! They are great for accommodating my baby bump and will be nursing-friendly once the boy makes his appearance. Plus they're cute, cozy, and SUPER easy to style. I paired this poncho with some basic wedge booties, skinny jeans, a necklace, and BOOM! All set!
Ponchos also make for a great Thanksgiving Day outfit since they'll hide a food baby and no one will be able to see if you unbutton your jeans ;) I haven't quite settled on my Thanksgiving Day outfit yet. There are just too many options! But a poncho will definitely be high on my list of possibilities.
My last day of work for my marketing job is on Wednesday and I'm so sad! I work with wonderful people and I will truly miss them. Post-baby, I'll do some freelance blog writing for them but as of right now, I don't have any immediate plans to return to a full or part-time office job. Someday that might change, but for now I'm planning on being home with our son as long as I can. I'll write more about my post-baby plans in the coming weeks.
I hope you all have a great last few days of work/school before Thanksgiving!! Thanks for stopping by :)
And: A little back pain.
Baby: Is shifting and moving around a fair amount. Sometimes when he gets too far over to one side I have to push him back in haha.
Days Until Christmas/Baby: 34! Oh my gosh!
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