Autumn Caps

Me in Free People & Anne wearing Madewell's quilted baseball cap in navy. (I love her silly guts.)

A lot of you have asked about my new favorite plaid cap from Free People. I am pretty excited that we might bump into each other in town and be twins. But with that said, in case you want a different version but the same kind of look, here is a round up with a few of my favorite baseball caps for autumn. I love that a plaid or wool cap is a cold weather option, but its not as cozy and warm as a knit beanie (read: you will not be sweating with 5 minutes of indoor wear). I'm not quite ready for knit hats, so the baseball cap in darker hues (navy, grey, olive green, brown) and autumnal fabrics is perfection for the season right now. 

WEAR | Olive Plaid Baseball Hat

Oh hats. I have become that girl that wears one all the time. Running errands, out to dinner, at work. Mixing a high-low look, such as a pencil skirt with a hat, or just your basic sweater, cap, and denim - I'm all about it. And with autumn arriving, I was a little sad to say goodbye to my favorite summer hats. But then I found the ashton plaid baseball cap at Free People. Hello perfect hat for fall.

See? It's a pretty great hat. It also comes in brown. 

(I'm now a happy capper…

get it?… like happy camper)

{From the Archives} DIY Baubles

Last summer I found these amazing geometric wooden napkin rings at Goodwill (read: $1.50).  Obsessed with the look of color blocking at the time (and possibly still), I wanted to pull off a similar vibe in the form of a chunky necklace. A container of sample paint and a few steps later (you can read about the how-to here), and voila! How pleased I was (and am) with the resulting statement bauble necklace!