How to Wear Ankle Length Joggers – Prologue

Hi gals! Today I’m sharing how to wear ankle length joggers and styling a couple more pieces from the new Prologue collection at Target. Did you have a chance to look through the collection after reading the last post?

Prologue is available exclusively at Target, and it’s billed as “the essential edit of modern style.” I think it’s best described as classic essentials with an edge.

I’ve often seen women wear dressy ankle length joggers and look really chic in them. But I’ve never been brave enough to try the look myself. When I decided to style some of the Prologue collection, though, I figured I’d take the plunge. I mean this brand is supposed to be an edgy take on classic essentials, so I might as well try one of the edgier pieces, right?

These polyester blend gray joggers have a mid-rise cut and a fully elasticized wide waist band. They’re extremely comfortable and can be machine washed and dried. I’m wearing the medium, but I probably should have ordered the small. They were extremely large on me in the waist. So I’d say if you wear two sizes in pants, go with your smaller size.

I’m wearing the long sleeve v-neck pullover sweater in black by Prologue. Unfortunately, the item has temporarily (I hope?) disappeared from the website. I don’t know if that means they sold out or what. It also comes in a dark gray and I think a pretty camel color also. But alas, it’s no where to be found as of Tuesday evening.

I chose this simple, straight forward v-neck pullover to pair with these ankle length joggers because I wanted to keep the top simple, uncomplicated. I think that because these pants are a little unique, they are eye catching enough. I don’t really need anything up top to compete. Instead, I wanted a neckline that frames my face nicely and draws your attention upward.

I’m sorry I can’t direct you to this sweater on the Target website. I’m hoping it will return later. It’s a very comfortable and classy feeling pullover. Meanwhile, I did find this one at J.C. Penney and this one at Ann Taylor. I think either of those would look beautiful with the ankle length joggers, too.

I’m wearing a tortoise shell chain necklace I bought at Talbots a few seasons ago, but these necklaces are actually very on trend right now. You might want to check out this one, this one or this one.

I’m wearing my toasted sesame suede pumps from Ann Taylor again. They fit true to size and have a small heel. But I’ve provided links to several other shoes that would work just as beautifully in the shopping widget below.

You may have seen this pretty gold tote bag in yesterday’s post. It’s a great reversible bag (the other side is a lovely taupe) and it’s also from Target.

I hope you enjoyed today’s post. I’ll be featuring one final look from Prologue on Friday.

By the way, remember you can shop all of my looks in one central location by clicking on the Shop My Looks tab at the top of the page.

And one more thing before we part for the day. I’m really trying to build my Instagram community. It’s kinda a necessity for a fashion blogger evidently. So if you’re not following me on Instagram, I sure would love it if you clicked that little “follow” button today. Thanks so much friends!

I really appreciate you stopping by and checking out today’s look. Have a blessed and beautiful day!

Blessed for My Day

Today I pray that God would free you and me from the tyranny of the “ought to’s.” When I use that seemingly noble phrase in reference to things God is prompting me to do, I reduce Jesus’ work at the cross and put myself back in bondage. When I say, I ought to tithe, ought to forgive, ought to go to church or ought to visit my sick neighbor, I communicate that I’m a slave to those duties and I’m doing them only out of compulsion. Perhaps I should replace the “ought to’s” with “get to’s.” I get to tithe because God is going to provide for me anyhow. I get to forgive because I have been generously forgiven. I get to go to church because God has adopted me into His family. And I get to visit my sick neighbor because God has quickened my heart to her needs. Today may God free us from the ought to’s and may we find joy in the ways we get to serve Him.

 In him we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of his grace, which he lavished upon us, in all wisdom and insight making known to us the mystery of his will, according to his purpose, which he set forth in Christ. ~ Ephesians 1:7-9

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