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It’s day 2 of #fallfashion trends with Jess! Can you guess what today’s trend is? If you guessed LEATHER, you are correct! 👏🏼 Here I’m wearing an oversized beige leather blazer from @sheinofficial, which I know is going to be a fall staple for me this year. This blazer is such a versatile piece, I can invision it styled with so many existing items in my closet for both the transitional and fall/winter weather. Here I styled the blazer with solid basic pieces to allow the blazer to be the focal point of the outfit. I accesorized this look with gold jewlery, gold metal frame sunglasses, a beige ruched handbag, and lace-up boots. ✨ Want to see another way to style leather? Check out yesterdays post!

Lace-up boots are also a huge shoe trend this season. I’ve personally been a long time fan of the lace-up boot. I love their edgy look and how simple they are to style. I actually have an IGTV video on how to style a pair of black lace-up boots 5 different ways. Check that out if you’re looking for inspo on how to style! 🖤

this outfit is for when it’s 60 degrees in the morning but 90 degrees in the afternoon.

outfit details: @misslolaofficial sweater @sheinofficial boots

what makes a blue moon different than a regular full moon?

For more than 50 years, we’ve referred to the second full moon in a single month as a Blue Moon, but that’s not the original definition. This definition came about after a few misinterpretations of the Maine Farmer’s Almanac.

Originally, the Maine Farmer’s Almanac defined a blue moon as the third of four full moons in a single season. This is a little confusing - why didn’t they name the fourth full moon as the blue moon?

The Almanac utilized the tropical year (extending from one winter solstice to the next) and assigned different names to every full moon throughout the seasons. The names of the moons were determined by utilizing the rules that decided the dates of Easter and Lent. Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, and had to contain the Lenten Moon, which was considered the last full moon of winter.

The third full Moon was identified as extra so that the names of the other full Moons (Moon Before Yule, Moon After Yule, etc.) fell at the proper times relative to the solstices and equinoxes.

Blue moons of both definitions are equally rare. However you define a blue moon, the extra lunar energy in a month/season can be very useful to your spellwork! The abundance of moonlight can add extra power to other spells you might cast during a full moon.

The next blue moon is this Saturday, May 21st, and it will appear in the Sagittarius constellation. Any full moon spellwork would be excellent for this particular evening, but if you’d like to utilize the energy of Sagittarius as well, spells concerning the following topics would definitely benefit from the full moon’s presence in the Archer’s portion of the sky:

Major life changes (e.g. changing careers)

Creating new habits

Starting a new project

Evolving current talents/habits/projects

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