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PUMPKIN PATCH // OLIVE JEANS + PETITE-FRIENDLY PONCHO

October 1, 2016
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MAISON JULES PONCHO SWEATER sz XS, GUCCI SOHO DISCO BAG, Vince Camuto boots (VERY SIMILAR) sz 5, 7FAM jeans (SIMILAR HERE or HERE IN PETITE FOR UNDER $100), Talbots striped tee (SIMILAR)
**Update** Check out my newer blog post reviewing four different adorable poncho sweaters that are each under $100!
The pumpkin patch at Tougas Farms last weekend was a bustling backdrop for photoshoots galore… babies, engagements, family portraits, you name it! I can’t blame anyone as the colors there were gorgeous and vibrant, reminding me of why this is my favorite season in Boston.
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After Nick and I shoveled some warm apple crisp (with vanilla ice cream, of course) into our faces, a sweet lady came up and said she had to know where this sweater was from, because it’s so darn frustrating finding ponchos for a shorter frame! I feel her pain, as the nature of these pieces is already roomy and oversized, so finding ones with the right length and amount of volume is key.
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This poncho sweater from Maison Jules fits nicely on my frame in XS regular. I paired it here with some old favorite pieces from years past! Ponchos in general are meant to be a little oversized for coziness – this sweater hits at my hips, and the sleeves are shorter plus can also be pushed up if you want to have a wider range of arm movement (and bonus: to show off a patterned tee underneath). The turtleneck is a long tube so I’ve folded it down twice here.
Most poncho sweaters actually come in grouped sizing like “S/M” or even “one size fits all” due to the unstructured style, so it might not hurt to try a size up if yours is sold out. Compared to ones I’ve tried from other brands, this felt true to size and well-proportioned for someone petite!
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