Fashion Does Not Discriminate

I am a "T-shirts and Jeans" kind of girl. I used to feel uneasy of saying that to people, because even though this was (and is) my style, I still longed for something more. Saying  it out loud just made it sound to permanent. However, I am learning. I am learning that although it is completely acceptable to have an evolving style, it should also be completely acceptable to own the style that you are in. I am a firm believer in working with what you already have. When I feel my outfit is in the lemon pits I try and turn it into lemonade.  When I wanted my "T-shirt and Jeans" look to stand out fashionably, I looked through my blazers, some jewelry and a special something to top it off. Something that says ME.

Jeans: Levi's 

Boots: JCP

Blazer:JCP

Shirt: Old work shirt that was given to us after the Rutgers University student, Tyler Clementi, committed suicide. It says "Love Does Not Discriminate"

Hat: H&M