I'm headed to Seattle on Thursday and this dress is coming with me. I've had it for a couple years now and it's definitely a favorite. It almost has a heavy quality to it that I like a lot, and I feel like it's easily dressed up or down (which matters because in my dreams I'm always on my way to a very fancy tea party). Plus, it has pockets. So that's really all I have to say.

Dress: c/o Jigsaw London | Shoes (similar here and here): ShoeMint

Earrings: c/o Cents of Style | Glasses: Tory Burch

Photos by Andi Perullo for Freckled Italian.

Most recently in Megan's Adventures of Shopping Her Own Closet, this light little ruffled sweater that's perfect for spring. I think I'm the worst fashion blogger of all time because everything I show you is old. "Here's the cutest sweater I own! But you can't have one, because I bought it six years ago."

In other news, I'm still wearing athletic clothes and passing them off as professional (see Lululemon tank top), but I think it's working--I cannot stress enough how perfect this tank top is. Another win for athleisure (and cleaning out your closet once every few months). 

Pants: J.Crew | Tank: Lululemon | Sweater: J.Crew | Sandals: Merona (at Target)

Bag: Marc by Marc Jacobs | Bracelet (similar, rental): Banana Republic  

Watch (similar): Michael Kors | Glasses: Tory Burch

Photos by Andi Perullo for Freckled Italian.

I don't wear a whole lot of pink, but this light shade with black hearts and a little bit of lace at the top is right up my alley. I got it a couple of years ago and wear it at least once a week in the spring. I love the sleeves and how easy it is to dress up or down depending on your shoes, bag, and jewelry.

This bag is totally amazing as well--It's simple and luxurious enough to be an evening bag, but it's huge, so you can fit everything you need in it. I take it out to dinner as well as carry it around during the day if I don't feel like bringing my bigger bag.

Dress: Modcloth | Clutch: Baggu

Sandals: Merona (at Target) | Glasses: Tory Burch

Photos by Andi Perullo for Freckled Italian.