Yesterday, I had two doctor’s appointments and one was clear across town.  Seriously, my OB is almost 40 miles away – but worth it!  I would recommend him to every women I encountered if I could.  He’s helped me have 2 rainbow babies.  Well, almost – Briggs needs to hurry up and get here!  As you can see, this belly is large and in charge.

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I wanted to actually look put together while I traipsed across town so I pulled out an actual blouse to wear and did my makeup.

Yup.  #Truth.

I also wanted to show that in Texas, we can wear white in the Fall, because 90 degrees people.  And I wasn’t scared to don a white tunic in my third trimester.  Yeah, I may look a tad bigger in pictures but I’m pregnant and measuring big.  The top is just so feminine and cute.  It made me feel pretty and God knows I need that at this stage.  This is the quintessential Fall transitional (maternity) outfit.

I live in these Gap jeans now-a-days and these wedges – love them.  They are not too high and are comfortable but give my heel fix.  You may remember, I posted about them here previously.

And it’s been a while since I brought out the oxblood cross body .  Still love it!  I’m currently on the market for a black crossbody bag and I’m trying to branch away from Coach but they do have some cute handbags out right now (still love the swagger).  There are even some styles on sale at Nordstrom so check those out here.  I’m thinking of Tory Burch, Rebecca Minkoff or Kate Spade for my next bag purchase.  Stay tuned.  

We are supposed to have a nice cool front come in this week so I am definitely looking forward to that.  In the meantime, I will continue mixing some lighter pieces with Autumnal items as I pray for cooler temps.  Doesn’t the weather know I have boots I need to wear?  I have officially become one of those people who cares about the weather.  I think that means I’m old…  ha!