Cozy Teddy Bear Pull Over You Need + WW Linkup

Hi loves,

Guess how many pullovers I own? Only 2. And I only use them for the gym or when I’m lounging around the house. Now I understand what the big fuss is all about. You can honestly stay wearing them all day. This leopard print, teddy bear pullover is a piece that isn’t meant for just gym wear or while longing around the house. Its just too pretty for that. 

If you seen my Thanksgiving LookBook, you saw how I style this pullover very casual with black leggings and tall boots. Since it fits me more on the longer side, leggings seemed like the perfect pair for this pullover. But wearing your short dresses with jeans is trending, I deiced to wear this pullover with jeans too even though its on the longer side. A prefect outfit for Sunday brunch, running errands, or doing some black Friday holiday shopping. 

Talking about Black Friday, everything I am wearing (expect my slip on sneakers) is currently on sale! Including my cozy teddy bear pullover!! Checkout the links down below.

Are you into rocking pullovers? Do you style them a little dressier? Or are they strictly gym wear? 

How was your Thanksgiving? Did you crash into a food coma? Mine was prefect. We went to my in-laws for some family time. I got to send quality time with the newest member of the family. He is literally the cutest baby in the world. Have you done any black Friday shopping yet? I have already begun getting some items crossed out of my Christmas list. And of course I threw a few items for me too 😉 Hope you have a great weekend,

Outfit Details

Pullover: Bella V Boutique – similar – similar  ||  Jeans: Express  ||  Slip on Sneakers: Target  ||  Crossbody Bag: Express  ||  Earrings: BaubleBar  ||  Lips: MAC  ||  Rings: Forever 21 

Kathrine from Kathrine Eldridge looks so chic in her Thanksgiving look she is rocking straight from her closet! Shopping your closet is always a favorite of mine. Plus, you can totally rock this look all winter long. Make sure you stop by and say hi 😉

 

 

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