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Tribal Printed Cardigan from Target, Black Top, Pink Lace Skirt from Joe Fresh

This week has been flying by for me, so I can’t believe it’s already Thursday. It’s funny, I initially thought that I’d be bored this week…but I was wrong.

I’ve been busy running errands all week, and I have a couple of interviews for some part time work for the summer. Even though I’ll be in school full-time, this girl needs an income! There’s certain luxuries that I don’t want to have to give up, like my morning Americano, so a few hours of work a week will help.

While I have money saved, it’s scary not to know when I’ll have a proper income again. I’ve been out of work for under a week and I’m already starting to feel guilty about certain purchases, even if they’re essential. I have a feeling I’ll be a very smart shopper this summer! Of course, I should mention that I bought this tribal printed cardigan from Target, so it was affordable.

Target Tribal Printed Cardigan, as worn by Toronto fashion, beauty and lifestyle blogger, Jackie Goldhar

Canadian Street Style, worn on Toronto fashion and lifestyle blog, Something About That

Tribal Printed Cardigan from Target, paired with pink lace pencil skirt from Joe Fresh

Jackie Goldhar is a Toronto-based fashion, beauty and lifestyle blogger

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Tribal Printed Cardigan from Target, worn by fashion blogger

Photography by Cory

What I’m Wearing:

Cardigan – Target (Similar)

Tank – Local Boutique (Similar)

Skirt – Joe Fresh (Similar, last seen here)

Peep Toe Booties – Brown’s Shoes (Similar)

Handbag – Hudson’s Bay (Similar)

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Comments

  2. Head to Toe Chic says

    What a gorgeous outfit! I’m loving the print on your cardigan. It’s so perfect against your skirt! Good luck with your interviews 🙂

    xo,
    Angela

  4. Deborah says

    I can’t get enough of your skirt it’s so pretty and soft and feminine – I love how it looks against those tough shoes! Great touch with the kimono – very boho! The element mixing in this outfit is fantastic!
    I can imagine how nerve-wracking it must be during this in-between phase of quitting your job and starting school but I can also imagine how exciting it must be as well! I’m so happy for you and I can’t wait to follow along on your adventures! I’m sure you’ll learn so much and I’m excited to see what you’ll be sharing with us :]

  5. Tracy says

    What a beautiful mix and so well styled, this could have gone horribly wrong, lol. Being a shopaholic without income is no bueno ( I should know 😉 like you said, I’m sure you will become an even smarter shopper this summer and a challenge is always fun!

    Tracy
    http://www.TracysNotebookofStyle.com

  8. Amy Ann says

    Love those shoes! That ankle strap is too fun. Great mix of patterns and textures here. Good luck on the part time job search!

    Amy Ann
    Straight A Style