Truth? I sucked at the color challenge last month. I can probably count on one hand how many times I followed it. Actually, I don't even know if that's true...that is how seldom I even checked. I am hoping that switching out my seasonal wardrobe sparked something, anything, to make me excited about getting dressed again. Anyway, there are some really great palettes for May and if nothing else, I am excited about that!

 Two months of the color challenge in the books and I am feeling better about it, how about you? Just like in January, I experienced a few mornings in February that I was just not jiving with the palette so I skipped it, but I think that is to be expected. Moving into March and FIVE new palettes, I am looking forward to more variety. The month ahead spans the entire rainbow and I am really looking forward to it.

 Welcome to the second month of #LLBcolorchallenge! I have to admit, the first month was more difficult than I anticipated. I feel like I did pretty well overall, but there were a few mornings that I was just stumped on what to wear + a few mornings that I wanted to wear something outside of the color palette (so I did). How did the challenge work for you in January?

 New year, new challenge! Listen, we all know I get bored easily so it should come as a shock to no one that I want to switch things up a bit. Over the past month or so, with nothing specific to get dressed for, I found myself gravitating to certain colors. I would wake up and say to myself "I want to wear blue today" or "Let's brighten things up with a bold red" and it got me thinking: Why don't I pay more attention to the colors in my wardrobe? Sure, my closets & drawers are ROYGBIVed to easily find items by color but up until recently I hardly gave it a thought. So I guess you could say that I dreamt this up as a challenge to myself; a challenge to intentionally incorporate a variety of colors into my regular wardrobe rotation.