Smashin' Fashion

True to my word, here's a few fashion pics from the game.

 A warning about the dress code: Ole Miss ladies and gents LOVE a chance to dress up. So why not combine a love of dressing up with football?

  Seersucker, pearls, blazers, sky-high heels, and collared shirts The more ridiculous, the better. You can't walk five feet without seeing some girl teetering on too-high shoes, or a Frat-Daddy sweating to death in his blazer. 

 I wish I knew why, but it's just the way we are.

Here are a few of my faves while I was waiting in the stands:

These gals- both CUTE and comfy

A SUH-weet pair of pants

Last, but not least, my personal favorite.

This poor gent has on his Paw-Paw hat, a a blazer, bowtie, dress shirt, SHORTS and loafers.

Classic Ole Miss.



Random, totally off-topic P.S. 

Have you had a chance to see the new Pioneer Woman cooking show on The Food Network? So, SO cute!

Oh, Hello Again..

Oh friends, I am so excited.

So terribly excited!

It's that time of the year again.

 In kind, gentle, lady-like fashion, I can't begin to express how excited I am over some college football.

Here in the South, college football it is almost like another religion. It's one part sport, one part tailgating and two parts major social event. My friend, Jenny Beth, explains it quite well- dresses, drinks, and dates are on most minds on Saturdays in the fall, across the South.

Me and me mate went to school at The University of Mississippi, or Ole Miss. Known for red-shirting Miss Americas, fronting some of the Manning dynasty ( Hello, Archie, and Eli ) and in an unbiased opinion, the initiator of the Southern tailgate party.

Don't believe me? What are you talking about?

Imagine going to a picnic to watch football in a fancy cocktail dress and heels, with 60,000 of your closest friends.

Bingo.

Me mate and I just got back from the 1st game, against BYU.

We lost.

BUT at least we had a great time.

Want some more proof of these shenanigans?

I'll post some of the pics I snapped tomorrow.