Fab February: Vero Moda Clothing Haul

Hello!

Today's Fab February is a spring clothing haul from Vero Moda. There is only one store (that I know of) outside of Quebec and I have seen so many of their nice clothes on Anna Saccone's blog that I knew I had to go inside when I found it. They were having a sale, so I actually went back and picked up another two items. I truly believe in the rule that you should never buy anything full price.

Here are the items I picked up:

I love the pattern and the high-low hem line of this button up. It is light and airy, and perfect for spring.
The other is a wool knit sweater that has sequins all through and just the perfect pick me up on a cold rainy morning.

The first time I was there I got two dresses, both reduced from over $35 to $12.50. The first is a black shift dress with beaded detail on the sleeves. The other is a sweetheart neckline with sheer mesh over top. It is incredibly comfortable and breathable.

I hope you enjoyed this post and maybe you'll run out to Vero Moda if you have one near you.

Coming up this week: What's in My Spring Makeup Bag?; Rachel Weisz Makeup.

xx

JD

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