
The leaves in Canada have changed and Thanksgiving is over once again for the year. Crazy how quick the year tends to pass. It is the start of those days were all I wanna do is cozy up at home under a blanket but warm enough in the afternoons to take off the coat.
This look was inspired by the cozy warm fuzzy of fall with the new unisex
cardigan released by
Reek. Available in a wide range of colors the cardigan is easy to fit and comes with two sculpted sleeve options as well as narrow or wide waist for different shapes.
Going for multiple layers I matched up the cardigan with sweater vest and buttoned up shirt from
League's teacher's pet set.
League is full of top notch clothing creations.
To keep the look flexible I went with the unisex
shortpants from
Blitzed that I recently featured in a previous post
here. I enjoy the flexibility when items are unisex. I also believe that just because something is made for one sex versus another, doesn't always rule it out in fashion.
The booties are a new from
Gos which is doing a limited sale via the marketplace for 100L (in color shown) - good time to pick up a pair that comes in 3 available colors.

The
skin is
LAQ's latest
Nellie. Which is probably my favorite of her newest skin releases. I went with the first shade of make-up in the pack because of the simplistic fall feel. I have also featured this skin in a portrait photo seen in a portrait pic I did a few weeks ago (seen right).
In this blog, however, I matched up the look with
SLink's Genevif hair that I picked up during the hair fair. I love the realistic shine and the thin flyaway strands. I hope to see more hair creations to come.
The final piece and not new to my blog, the
Zbilja eyes by
Exodi provide the right amount of shine, color, and depth to the realistic look.
And last but not least - I need to give a shout out to my friend,
Mainit Hellman. He's been building furniture and other house styled items at his shop called
Baustein. I'm featuring one of his newest furniture releases and my fave item of his so far. He has taught himself how to create sculpties and I look forward to seeing more of his work in the future.
Enjoy!
Love, Zoe