Pumpkin Patch Style (a series), Part Two

And we're back at the Pumpkin Patches! (did you think it would take me long?) This time I hit up another local pumpkin farm called: "Knox Pumpkin Farm", located in Clarington, Ontario. It was $5 admission per-person ($7 on weekends).  The farm was so big, I've never seen so many pumpkins growing in all my life. I ventured around the property and enjoyed all the cute little scenery, as well as the barn area where several animals were happy to interact with me. Other activities offered at the farm were wagon rides, a corn maze, and face painting on weekends. 

Check out the photos below of my casual and comfy outfit during my visit:

Shirt: Meijer (similar on Etsy) || Pants: lululemon || Boots: Roxy (similar) ||

Thanks for going on this adventure with me! Stay tuned to see what I'm up to next,

Have a Spooky Saturday,

Pumpkin Patch Style (a series), Part One

Judging by my blog theme, one could only assume that I'm a fan of fall (and pumpkins) right? It's an accurate assumption for sure. I've always been a major fall/autumn enthusiast, but the basic girl in me has come out even more-so with age (probably due to the obsessive latte drinking and the social media craze that our society is currently going through). All that aside, we can't deny that autumn brings about the most beautiful colours and scenery than any other season does. I can't pass up an opportunity to throw on some seasonally appropriate attire and take photos at a pumpkin patch now can I? 

I call this "Part One" of my pumpkin patch series, because I'm certain that I'll be making several stops to the patches until the end of the month. 

Here's the first look I've created for my trip to Pingles Farm Market, in Hampton, Ontario: 

T-Shirt: Kohls || Skirt: H&M (similar or similar) || Boots: Stitches (similar) ||

See you on my next pumpkin pickin' adventure!

Have a Wicked Wednesday,

Fashion in "The Town of Derry"

If you're like me, and you're a sucker for a good horror movie, then I'm sure you've seen the latest It remake from Stephen King. In light of this new release (and after seeing the film), I decided to travel to one of the filming locations from this movie (Port Hope, Ontario). This quaint little town was transformed into the town of Derry, a town from the Stephen King novel It. I was amazed to see how many things from Port Hope I had actually recognized in the film itself. It was exciting to see somewhere so close to me in such a highly anticipated movie. 

Here are some photos featuring the look I created for my visit:

Choker: Forever21 (similar) || Blouse: Kohls || Skirt: H&M || Purse: Roots ||

That's all for now, until next time! 

Have a Magical Monday :)