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Showing posts with label Femininity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Femininity. Show all posts

Sunday, April 29, 2012

One Skirt, Three Days - Day 3

Day 3!

Well, today is the last day of the one skirt/three days challenge. It was a lot of fun! I am a little late getting this one up, but today was busy for me :) I wore black with my skirt again. I am running low on clean clothing :D



I'm wearing:
Grey stripe cardigan - Kohls
Black tank - Thrift store
Khaki skirt - thrift store
Black heels/sandals - Kmart

I used to be a "high heel hater", I would only wear flats. One reason being that I feel like I'm already tall enough (5'8"). With these heels I am 5'11", and I like it. Since I started trying to be a little more feminine, I have discovered just how cute heels are. Now I love them!








Saturday, April 28, 2012

New Set Apart Girl Magazine!


There is a new issue of setapartgirl up on their website. I enjoy reading this magazine. It's a really lovely magazine and it has great articles on living set apart, dressing modestly, book recommendations, and more. The best part about it is that it's free! If you've never read this before, I encourage you to do so.

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Embracing Femininity

As a young teenager, I was a self-proclaimed tomboy. In my attempts to shun everything girly, I felt empty. I felt like I was missing out on something. Of course, what I was missing was the feeling of being feminine. What a wonderful feeling it is! I have decided to embrace my femininity. God created me to be a woman. I treasure my femininity.

So what does embracing femininity look like? For me, it was not being ashamed to wear dresses and skirts. Deep down inside, I loved wearing dresses. But I didn't want to sacrifice my tomboy image, so I acted like I hated wearing them. Embracing femininity also means growing my hair out. I wanted to look more boyish, so I cut my hair short. Now I want to be more feminine, so I am letting it grow longer. Also I am becoming more gentle and kind.

Embracing femininity may be different for you. Maybe it will mean being more gentle or sweet. Maybe you will start wearing skirts more often. Maybe you'll grow your hair out. Whatever it is, just remember that God doesn't make mistakes. He made you a woman on purpose, so be what God created you to be. Granted, some women will be a little more tough than others, while some may be super girly. That's not for everyone. You can achieve balance, being feminine without being a girly-girl. It's an art, and it will take time and work.

What are your thoughts? Are you embracing your femininity?
-Nicole