This is currently my favorite outfit...I have a "no repeat" policy on head to toe outfits (I always change at least one item), but this might be one look I break that rule for...
Military Blazer: eBay. Vintage belt: Gucci. Tights: Target. Suede Booties: Minnetonka. - fashionchalet.blogspot.com
blue monday! the sociology mid-term quiz was a killer. the orange vest has never found itself to be worn as it is; it is usually wrapped around my neck. perhaps one day...
The last time I wore this dress is already more than 6 months ago. I couldn't decide what to wear and after doubting for a while I decided to give this dress another try. And I like this result better then the first time I wore it.
Blizzards in March are a bitch. My boots keep my feet warm, even in ridiculous amounts of snow. Yay, boots. Ew, March.
The harem pants were found on a cold, winter day while I was browsing through value village. I came across them, and at first I laughed at the craziness they possessed. They were only 4 bucks so I hesitantly purchased them.. Months later, I am so glad that we met. They are comfy, chic, and versatile. I usually wear them high waisted with shirts tucked in, but they aren't only limited to this look. I've found ways to wear them rolled up as well. http://flyingakite.blogspot.com
I like to mix vintage and modern garments, to avoid looking too dated. Even mixing eras or taking up a hem can solve this problem - like this 80s blazer and 60s button up sweater. The vintage Stetson fedora and French Connection skirt were both acquired at Beacon's Closet and the rest, save for the H&M tights, were thrifted.
