Modest Monday and a Link Up!
Yesterday was a very rainy, dreary day, so we ran outside on the porch really quick before church and snapped these pictures.
This maxi dress is a little more “loud” print then what I normally wear, but I love the fact that I can easily nurse in it if I wear a cropped layering shell, that it was on clearance for $14.00 last year, and that it is still holding up well. 🙂 It’s really versatile for summer and winter wear.
French Twist with a Lilla Rose size small clip to secure it!
Lovely new earrings being sold at Deborah & Co.
What I Wore:
Maxi Dress: Old Navy
Cropped Layering Shell: Deborah & Co.
Sweater: Walmart
Necklace: The Vintage Pearl
Earrings: Deborah & Co.
Size Small Flexi Hair Clip: Lilla Rose
Make sure you come back tomorrow as we start our Dressing for the Holidays series! You can follow us on Facebook or by email to get all the updates!
Link Up Time!
Please feel free to share posts about anything concerning being a godly feminine woman. Topics include: modesty, being a wife, mother, homeschooler, homemaker, cooking, sewing, etc.
Please note: My blog is a bit different as I represent a business and a blog. While I love to have you all link up your modest clothing outfits, ect. please be considerate of the fact that I own a modest clothing company, and I would ask that you refrain from linking up posts that are in conflict with that-i.e reviewing other companies clothes, etc. That being said, if you forget please do not be offended if I take down your post. Thank you!
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Ooh, I don’t think this dress is too loud at all for you. You look very nice. In fact, I think I recognize it from a previous post.
No, I don’t think it’s too loud, my husband just isn’t crazy about the print. 🙂
pretty Caroline! Love the thought of your husband quickly snapping a few photos of his lovely wife before church while the children fend for themselves for a few minutes 😉
Ha! Yes, a mother with young children can imagine what that is like. 🙂 Chaos!
Everytime I see the photos of your hair, I’m reminded of the Scripture about her crown of glory. You have absolutely beautiful hair :-).
Awww, thanks! I love that scripture. 🙂
I enjoy seeing the pictures on Monday, you always look fabulous and your outfits give me a fresh inspiration to dig through my closet that week and find new things to piece together. And I really, really love your hair! You are so creative with it and it turns out incredible. Thank you!
Thank you! I’m glad it gives you some inspiration. Doing these posts help me put outfits together in a larger variety of ways than I normally would. 🙂
Your hair is always so pretty! I’m convinced I need a LillaRose clip but it’s just not in the budget now. On my birthday/Christmas wish list! Thank you for these linkups, I love to discover all the new blogs.
Thank you! It’s my easy hairstyle to do when I need it to look nice quickly. It’s really not hard to do at all.
Your hairdo is very nice! Could you please post a tutorial explaining how to do it?
I also love the dress choice! I have a hard time getting that type of hair style to stay in my hair. Do you pin the twist as you go along? It looks lovely and I’d like to try it sometime!
Like someone else said, I would love to see a tutorial on how you did your hair. Pretty please? I’ve got to learn how to do something other than a french braid.
I will show a tutorial during the Dressing for the Holidays series. 🙂