falling into the GAP

Despite the recent GAP logo fiasco (if you happened to miss this huge design faux pas...check it out here), I have totally fallen back in love with the brand.  The mid 2000s were plagued with horrendous prints and ill fitting work clothes, but now the merchandise is edgy and current.  Here are my must-have's from GAP's Winter Lookbook.  Mix and match these must-haves for work, weekends, or parties.

Winter 2010 by kcfox featuring gap tops

Gap Gingham shirt, $60
Gap Silky cascade ruffle blouse, $60
Gap Cascade ruffle cardigan, $40
Gap Petite Always Skinny Cords, $60
Gap Petite Pleated bow skirt, $60
Gap Petite Slim Cropped Pants, $50
Gap Rhinestone chambray ballet flats, $50
Colorblock scarf | Gap, $30
Gap Black ruffle belt, $30

If you haven't picked up a pair of GAP's amazing work pants...do so ASAP.  With over 5 different cuts, you are sure to find something that fits your body type and is totally within your budget.  I secretly want one of each, but will settle for the skinny crop for now.

I'm also back at {blending beautiful} for another post about the luxury of less when it comes to interior design. So stop on by and have a wonderful weekend!