what I wore: dress – vintage masquerade cheap thrills, clutch – in retrospect, heels – caressa via tuesday morning
Category: FUN
What I Wore: A Whole Lot of Accessories
what I wore: jeans – blank, sweater – vintage thrifted, boots – anne michelle, blazer – margaret godfrey (find on ebay), b pin/star necklace/chain – mae’s, lightning pin – cheap thrills, sapphire ring/bracelet/coin ring – vintage (gifts), evil eye bracelet (house of harlow) earrings (kenneth jay lane) – charm and chain, nails – charlotte russe
I coerced my dear mother into snapping a few shots.
What I Wore: The Puffy Shirt
what I wore: blouse – vintage renditions, skinny jeans – gap thrifted, boots – steve madden, 2nd boots – asos, earrings – forever21
So if you watch Seinfeld, you will definitely remember the episode that Jerry is coerced into wearing the puffy shirt on The Today Show. I’m a Seinfeld fan (like most of us) and this shirt totally reminded me of that one. But slightly chicer.
What I Wore: Chain, Chain, Chain
what I wore: pants – the limited thrifted, blouse – campus casuals via cheap thrills, belt/socks/leaf necklace – forever21, oxfords/watch – target, rhinestone strand/earrings – mae’s, ring/necklaces – vintage
What I Wore: Halloween
what I wore: fabulous spandex dress – vintage td4 by eletra from cheap thrills (find it on etsy), thigh high boots – aldo, socks as gloves
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For someone who loves clothes and dressing in general, Halloween is a veritable holiday. I always look forward to it and this year I found my costume in the form of this spandex dress early this summer. I knew I had to have the dress but honestly couldn’t foresee any appropriate occasion. Then…a light bulb: Morticia Addams (a la Anjelica Huston of course). I’d been devising and conniving for months but it didn’t really come together until late last week when I found the perfect suit for Ro’s Gomez. Ro will pretty much dress as whatever I suggest but he cannot be counted on to procure his own costume. You may find it hard to believe but I really don’t mind shopping for him. It was as if the stars aligned, I was attempting to find a semi-suitable suit for him without him present which is next to impossible. I happened upon a gray Halston pinstripe ensemble at a local thrift store that was listed at $20. I thought it might be close enough to his size but I wasn’t sure and if it happened to be too small or too short, I would be out $20, which I never enjoy, even with a bargain. I got it home and it literally fit better than some of his tailored suits. I was in thrifted nirvana. We had a fabulous time and I had an excuse to look sullen in photos – which of course, I don’t need.
What I Wore with an Edge
What I Wore to a Wedding
what I wore: dress – bisou bisou (thrifted), pony hair pumps – tuesday morning, earrings – vintage from mae’s, handle-clutch – in retrospect
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Last weekend, we attended the post-wedding party of some friends. The soiree was held on the top floor of the Peabody hotel in Little Rock (the view!). I chose a midnight blue velvet Bisou Bisou number and I loved the effect, velvet makes it appropriate for Fall/Winter but the slinky factor makes it a fun party dress.
What I Wore: Pretending it’s still Summer
What We Wore: Seeing Red
what I wore: top – copper key (thrifted), blazer – j ashford (similar on etsy), jeans – vintage levi via grey dog, boots – dolce vita from lola boutique, necklace/earrings – vintage from mae’s, sunnies – asos (similar here)
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Usually I don’t have pictures of what I wore on the weekend but I’m trying to get better. I typically feel awkward asking someone to take a photo because it always ends up an ordeal. Last weekend, I forced the issue. I even got a snap of Ro, looking handsome if I do say so myself.
What Ro wore: polo – curly tail, pants/shoes – asos, watch – tissou, sunnies – rayban
What I Wore: Jumping Jumper
what I wore: jumper – byer too! (thrifted), socks – forever21, heels – jessica simpson, earrings – vintage (mom’s), sunnies – vintage ray ban
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I asked my little brother to take a few photos of me and this was the result. Slightly on the ridiculous side, just the way I like it.
The Window Shopper 