It's beginning to turn cool here (For now. It'll be back up in the 80s next week. Gah!) and I absolutely love the layered look, but it always ends up looking funny to me once I get everything on my body. The colors don't mesh well (they looked fine on so and so, however) or I just feel like a clown.

This is where you all come in. I want you to help me winterize these dresses- if that's possible. They are the same cut, shape, etc. Just different colors/pattern. I have some ideas, and I'm not an idiot. I know how to dress- but I love creeping into other's brains and seeing what they think is cute....So get started!! Leave a comment with links to the items you would pair with these or do a polyvore set. Come on. It's fun!

Some of you might remember my guest bedroom post from a few months back- I was having issues deciding on colors, curtains, decor and on and on and on....

Well, my mind changed again at some point.

At least on the "color" of the walls....I remember in college I changed my major 4 times my freshman year simply because I was worried that I was choosing the wrong career path or I simply didn't like the classes I was taking.  I finally ended up where I belonged- in the journalism building. But, damn, it took me forever.

Long story short- I MAY or MAY NOT have bought THIS fabulous pink and silver metallic wallpaper for an accent wall in the bedroom....

I know you must be thinking I'm nuts to stick up some sticky, bobo ass wallpaper, but I assure you-- this ain't yo mama's yellow and green 70s wallpaper-- a wallpapered accent wall is SO in these days ;-) Really. truly. And I think the look is straight-up GLAM and screams JENNY.

I've decided to keep the other complimenting colors in the room simple...I'm talking: grays, whites, pinks and MAYBE a few splashes of yellow.

I found the photo below online today- this is exactly what I pictured in my mind, and here it is! NOTE: JUST the way the walls look. None of that baby bullshit. haha!

I'm keeping the remaining three walls in the room a light grayish/silver.

Real life photo of the sample wallpaper and my new gray duvet from West Elm. The pink color, of course, isn't showing up true-to-life in this picture, but you're just going to have to trust me.

All I can think about is mirrored nightstands and vintage-glam decor right now- I cannot wait for the finished product!

Would you ever or have you wallpapered in your place??

I admit, I'm a wee bit scared. It's not exactly permanent, but quite the bitch to take off, I hear. Good thing I'm 98% sure I won't ever want it taken down...