My Life From Home

August 24, 2015

My Fall Crush with Gap

As a new season approaches, I always get excited about the new fall styles.  One of my go-to stores for basics for my wardrobe is the Gap.  I love that they carry extended sizes for tall girls like me.  The also have an on style selection at affordable prices and frequent discounts.  Always a plus!

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Here are some of the fall items I’m crushing on right now.  I am hoping to incorporate these into my pared down fall wardrobe.

1969 TRUE SKINNY SOLID COLOR JEAN

Gap olive jeans

GAP PEPLUM TEE

Gap Peplum Tee

GAP FRINGE BAG

Gap fringe bag

GAP PURE BODY RIBBED COTTON CARDIGAN

Gap long cardigan

GAP FAUX LEATHER MOTO JACKET

Gap faux leather coat

GAP ZIPPER SHIFT DRESS

Gap shift dress

Wow!  It’s going to be really hard deciding between all these great items!  Which ones did you like for yourself?

The best part is if you shop now, it is GAP cash time! Money in your pocket for another little splurge in September!

Enjoy shopping!

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To life feeling like home!

XO, 

Amy

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  1. Mergen

    August 24th, 2015 at 10:30 pm

    Love your blog. I’m a new subscriber. I tagged you in my post 11 things about me. I’m sure you don’t have a lot of free time, but if you’d like to participate I’m attaching my link. Sorry I am attaching the whole url, I don’t know how to attach links in posts. Ugh.

    http://theracingthoughtsofasocialworkmom.com/2015/08/24/11-things-about-me-tag/

  2. Amy

    August 25th, 2015 at 1:57 pm

    Hi Mergen! Thanks for the tag. I read through the game and would love to participate. I will tag and pass along. Thanks for subscribing!

  3. Mergen

    August 25th, 2015 at 6:59 pm

    Yay! Can’t wait to read your answers! Let me know once you complete it please!

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