First Impressions

Hello,

My name is Madison Broadway. I attend Central Davidson High School in North Carolina. Throughout my senior year I plan to post daily about what I wear to school each day. I will post pros and cons about my outfits, what I wish I would have done differently and what I am most proud about. Today was my first day of my senior year. I have always thought that what a person wears is extremely important. By looking at what a person is wearing you can figure out many characteristics about that person without even saying one word to them. It is said that you should not judge a book by its cover, but honestly who does not? There is a difference about judging someone on raw features and how they put themself together. If someone is put together well then you can tell that they are most likely organized and care about where they are going to go in life.

Well enough chit-chat. Now to the fashion.

Today I wanted to start out my year with something to make a statement, but nothing that would make the people in my small town go 'what is she thinking'. So, I chose a black romper with gold buttons, paired with a creme cropped cardigan with a black sequin trim. Black patent leather flats, that I actually wore my first day of my freshman year, and small gold hoops, a vintage gold and diamond watch, and a big gold ring with a black stone. I carried a creme vintage bag with gold details. I was very happy with my outfit and I got many compliments. I do wish I would have picked a different ring because the one I wore was almost too big. I found myself taking it off multiple times. The shoes I wore were a little tight and I really wish I had a pair of gold flats to wear with the outfit. The romper was one of the most comfortable things I have ever worn to school, I could seriously live in rompers. Tonight I attended a softball game and I did not change clothes. Pieces that are versatile, like a romper, are a must for any wardrobe.

Today the tempature stayed in the mid 80s.

I look forward to 179 more fashionable days!

Madison Broadway