Sunday, November 18, 2012

What I Wore Sunday: Vol. 1

Joining the ladies at Fine Linen and Purple for the What I Wore Sunday link-up!


Today was Zuzu's debut at the 5pm Mass, which is the Mass that the youth group attends. I had been holding off, knowing there would be a lack of newborn baby etiquette, but couldn't wait any longer - I've really missed those kids!! They were all so excited to meet her and did a great job of satisfying my mommy pride by exclaiming endlessly over her beauty. We didn't stay long, but it was so good to see everyone and catch up a little bit. Hopefully soon I'll be back and leading some small groups again!

Before we headed to Mass, I got a TON done since Zuzu took a long nap. I even got in a nap myself earlier in the day, thanks to the wonderful Jen! However, my shower/prep time came last in my list of to-dos, so by the time I got to it, Zuzu was awake and wanting a good long feed. Hence, I wore jeans:




For anyone who knows me, I am not a jeans to Mass girl. I allow myself to wear them to 5pm contemporary Mass only when desperate. I think it has something to do with being a convert - I had years of casual services and I'm sort of over it. But considering I was just trying to throw on clothes today before Zuzu ate her hand or Mr. O's shoulder, and I fit into my pre-pregnancy jeans!, I'm not complaining too loudly. 

Deets: 
Sunglasses - The Best of Everything (like a super cheap Charmin' Charlies, but it's only in Naples... and Kennebunkport)
White t-shirt with white beading - Nordstrom Rack
Jeans - Lucky Brand via Nordstrom Rack
Shoes (not pictured) - borrowed/stolen from my middle sister for my honeymoon...16 months ago! 
Jewelry (not pictured) - Just plain fake diamond studs and my wedding rings that finally fit! I still can't find my Pandora bracelet that forms the third part of my every day jewelry Trinity...I think it's gone for good :( 
Baby - Zuzu at 5 weeks, wearing her awesome Munchkin reversible sling




Also, hair style credit goes to this great YouTube video which illustrates 5 hairstyles for wet hair, which at this point in time is VERY much appreciated by moi. The flower is actually one that I wore on my dress on my wedding day and is also from the Best of Everything. 

Also, here's a post within a post since Zuzu expressed a desire to participate in the link-up: 

What I Wore Sunday: Zuzu, Vol. 1 

Okay y'all, I'm a baby so I don't have a lot to say, but I love getting dressed in cute clothes and flashing my adorable smile around, so I thought I'd join in. 


My mom has to hold me since my head control isn't the best yet. 

The Deets: 
Headband - hand made for me by my talented Aunt Ali
Dress - vintage 80s, of course, with hand smocking...this is an heirloom piece lent to me by my Aunt Sally! 
Diaper (not pictured) - BumGenius One Size 4.0 in white (hook and loop closure, of course!) 


Happy Sunday! 




9 comments:

  1. Wow, Zuzu... you are one fashionable lady! :)

    And, and of course you are, too, Mart!

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  2. Your daughter is such a precious little love! Your top is super cute, and I absolutely love the hair!

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    1. Thank you! The top actually has beading on it, I swear I didn't just wear a plain t-shirt to Mass!

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  3. LOVE your hair! Especially that you did it wet too!

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    1. Wet hairstyles are so vitally important to my life right now...I don't always have the luxury of blow drying! They are all up-dos, obviously, and sometimes I miss wearing my hair down, but ah well.

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  4. Ohh your daughter is just precious. I love your outfit too! Thanks so much for joining us!

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  5. Congratulation, precious, precious, precious!!! Something about going casual for Youth Mass...the old "when in Rome...."adage. All these cute hairdos, I guess I need to get on Youtube and spruce it up a bit!!

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    1. Thank you! I usually manage to rock a casual outfit at the 5pm that does not include jeans, working with jersey fabrics or simple cotton dresses and sandals - and I try do that just FOR the youth group girls, so that they see that casual does not automatically = jeans. But yes, I try to avoid my usual heels and pencil skirt because when in Rome...make sure the Romans think you're cool!! (esp if the Romans are appearance-focused adolescents...)

      Youtube is amazing. I learn so much!! What did anyone do before the internet!?

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