WIWW: My Go-To Outfit

Um, it has been MONTHS since I have done a WIWW post! I wanted to share with you my go to outfit. I usually pick out my outfits for the week on Saturday and have them all steamed and hanging ready to be worn. It helps tremendously, and saves so much time in the mornings.

There was a time last week where I did not want to wear one of the outfits I picked out. On that particular day, I didn't feel like getting super dressy for work, and I wanted to be comfortable. So I picked out my go to outfit.

Mandii Fun Fact: I normally detest mixing black and browns together. However, this outfit negates that.

A leopard scarf is always classy, and I jump at any opportunity to wear leopard. It's a neutral. I paired this scarf with dressy skinny black pants. I had a white tank underneath my chambray/jean top that I got at Wal-Mart for $3.00! I wore my Mark Fisher boots that I got from the QVC Outlet a few years ago.

I kept my jewelry simple with my Isaac Mizrahi leather band watch, Origami Owl rose gold CORE bracelet, and Bronzo Italia hoops.

I was put together and comfortable, and I got to keep my original outfit for another day!

Do you have a go to outfit? Leave me a comment and tell me what it is!

*I'm linking up with the Pleated Poppy today!

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