Star of the City: Cinderella's Pumpkin (And What I Wore)

Today was Bloomington's Great Glass Pumpkin Patch! They were selling a bunch of glass pumpkins to raise money for a glass studio in Bloomington. They currently have to go to a studio in Indianapolis to make their pretty glass goodies. The event started at 10 am and Calvin and I arrived at about 10:30 thanks to my primping this morning. We had to wait in line and by the time we got our pick of the pumpkins there were less than 100 left! They had started with over 500. One of the ladies working the event said they had 400 last year and sold out within an hour. It looked like that was about to happen again.
After scowling at several little girls that grabbed up all the small pink pumpkins, I picked out a seafoam green one with hints of purple.

I'm a little upset that I didn't know about this event last year. Pumpkins ranged from $30 to $250! Of course Calvin loved the $250 one, and my pumpkin was $40. Since when does he have the expensive taste? I wanted to get my mom one, but the one I liked best for her was $135.

On to the reason why we were late! I FINALLY got to wear my squirrels!!! I fell in love with this dress when one of the Etsy sellers posted it to their Instagram. I snatched it up before it had a chance to make it into the Etsy shop. How can you turn down such an epic novelty print? Oh, I also had a chance to wear my new DEADSTOCK cardigan!

Outfit Details

Scarf: great grandma's

Dress: Stutterinmama

Cardigan: Cherry Canary

Shoes: Modcloth

Purse: Power of the Past

My simple front roll hair again, but it looked better the first time.
Also, a close up of my scarf!

Today's makeup was simple and my go to look. I used my Naked Basics palette on my eyes and some smudged black eyeliner, but I wanted to talk about my lips for a second. This lipstick is my absolute favorite. The shade is perfect for my skin tone, and this picture was taken AFTER eating and drinking! Amazing, right? It gets even better: it smells like vanilla.