I'm not quite breaking every rule in the fashion book here, but a few. However, I feel the overall result isn't too bad.
Skirt: Sinerji (swap). Tank (only sometimes visible): Now. Long-sleeved top: Dotti. Dress (as shirt): Sunny Girl (op shop). Vest: Portmans. Stockings: Ambra. Boots: Sandler. Scarf (not pictured): Alta Linea. Jacket (only worn to school, not pictured): Sportsgirl (from Jeannie). Earrings: from mariachi.
I'm wearing a dress as a shirt. Pattern with embroidery. Short sleeves over long. Black and blue. Black and brown. Who made these rules, anyway?!
If You Always Do What You've Always Done...Then You'll Always Get What You Always Got
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Thursday, 6 June 2013
Thursday, 9 May 2013
Outfit #134 - With Tags
Yes. I went the whole day still with the tags attached to this skirt. And I didn't notice until I was checking the label for this blog. So the chances of me repeating the experience were fairly high.
Skirt: Country Road (op shop). Dress (as shirt): Sunny Girl (op shop). Tank: Now. Cardigan: Jeanswest. Shoes: Pulp. Earrings: gift from a student.
This year, I'm trying to buy clothes only when in Melbourne. However, a few weeks ago it was as if there was a construction workers' battle of noise production, two neighbouring properties having work done, and my head just couldn't take it anymore. I escaped to the city... and my favourite op shop... Last night I firmed up the attachment of one of the buttons, and debuted the skirt today. It was just as lovely as I had hoped. And although I spent most of the day thinking patterned stockings would do better next time (oh, hello knees!), I was also thinking of all the possibilities. Consider yourself warned.
Skirt: Country Road (op shop). Dress (as shirt): Sunny Girl (op shop). Tank: Now. Cardigan: Jeanswest. Shoes: Pulp. Earrings: gift from a student.
This year, I'm trying to buy clothes only when in Melbourne. However, a few weeks ago it was as if there was a construction workers' battle of noise production, two neighbouring properties having work done, and my head just couldn't take it anymore. I escaped to the city... and my favourite op shop... Last night I firmed up the attachment of one of the buttons, and debuted the skirt today. It was just as lovely as I had hoped. And although I spent most of the day thinking patterned stockings would do better next time (oh, hello knees!), I was also thinking of all the possibilities. Consider yourself warned.
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