I still can't decide if I think these shoes are cute or look stolen from a geriatric gentleman, but they do add a vintage look to this, or probably any, outfit.
I didn't want to wear tights as I was afraid of looking like a doll, but it was too cold to go without. Then I got to work and Elizabeth told me I looked like an American Girl Doll. I had Felicity, Samantha, and Girl Of Today (Abby), thank you very much. A student later told me I looked like Alice in Wonderland. I am going to see that Saturday... but I plan on going as the Queen of Hearts in my new thrifted (threw!) red dress.
My grandpa doesn't actually wear shoes like this. He's more of a white tennis shoe kind of guy.
This brooch, is, in fact, my grandmother's, though. (Well, not anymore... long term loan).
Skirt: Target
Jacket: White House Black Market
Tee: Target
Brooch: Grandma
Tights: Target
Necklace: gift from high school sweetheart
Shoes: from SoLa
And I'm sure when I actually am old, this is how I'll look at kids who step on my lawn. Snarly face.
This look works for me now. I should buy a cane. And get a chia pet.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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I like the shoes and i think you wear them well.
I LOVE those shoes! So cute!
Haha! That is one snarly old man face! The shoes are GREAT! The whole outfit is just perfect :)
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The brooch is gorgeous! And I like your shoes, old man's or not.
I really like those shoes, also love shopping at SoLa!
C'mon... tell the stories related to your skirt!!!
ah I forgot! I actually meant to tell the story, because you know, flashing a hallway of teenagers is so fun...
stupid wind! stupid swirly skirt! stupid stripey panties! stupid suction cup door!
at least it wasn't a thong day, so you know, there's always a bright side.
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