Ladder Sleeve Top + JimmyCASE

Ladder Sleeve Top: c/o SheIn ($8.99) | Distressed Jeans: Indigo Rein (similar here, here and here) | Boots: Similar here and here | Hat: LIT Boutique (similar here and here) | Blanket Scarf: Similar here and here

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I think everyone is in agreement that fall is one of the funnest seasons to dress for. Out come the boots, hats, endless variations on jeans, and blanket scarves. One trend that has sneaked its way from summer to fall is that of cutouts, and I’m not complaining!

From cold shoulder dresses to ladder sleeve tops (like this one from SheIn which is only $8.99 – and no, that is not a typo!), the unique design of cut out pieces definitely lets you stand out from the pack while being trendy at the same time.

My newest fall accessory is the jimmyCASE. jimmyCASE is a Los Angeles company which makes the cutest mahogany card holders for iPhones, AKA exactly what I need! They come in every color to match with your personal style, and you can even get multiple cases to go with different outfits!

I went with the pink and red to go with my burgundy obsession this season. This card case is super soft and makes my phone feel much more secure in my hand, which is good since my last one was very slippery and I dropped it more times than I’d like to admit.

Having a card holder on my phone is actually crucial in a lot of situations. Every day at lunch, I grab my phone and my credit card, leaving my purse behind. I always have to be on high alert that I’m still carrying both items, and sometimes I will place both down but only pick up my phone on accident, which is no bueno! With jimmyCASE, I don’t have to worry about forgetting my card anywhere, which is so helpful!

I’ve been searching for the perfect ladder sleeve top for what feels like ages, and this burgundy number fit the bill perfectly (it’s no secret that I’ve been especially obsessed with burgundy this season, remember my bell sleeve dress?). The ladder sleeve top definitely feels different to put your arms through – you have to focus a bit – but the end result looks so chic and adds a bit of edge to any outfit!

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