Showing posts with label eyelet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eyelet. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Daily Outfit - Jen - 7/21/10

As I was going through my pictures this evening, I decided that the outtakes are more interesting than my posed photos. I thought I'd change it up for you all so you don't have to see the same.exact.pose.every.day. At least for today.

I love this eyelet top, but I bought it in the wrong size, so I don't wear it often. I originally got it for the photos that my friend, Leah, took for our 2nd anniversary.


Here it is on me, today!






Blouse: Gap
Jeans: Martin + Osa
Belt: J. Crew Outlet
Wedges: Target

Friday, June 18, 2010

Daily Outfit - Kate - 6/18/10

FRIDAY!!!! I'm so glad to see you! I thought you'd never get here!

Let's be in love forever.



I'm realizing only now that the unifying theme of this outfit is "ridiculously old". I've had the overshirt since I was about 13 or 14 (it was one of my first "grown up" shirts!), the tee since 2006ish, and the skirt since 2007. Same for the shoes. OLD OLD OLD OLD OLD.

That makes me happy :-)



Shirt: WalMart, circa 1999ish?
Tee: garage sale, circa 2006
Skirt: Levi's, from Goody's, 2007
Shoes: Dillards, 2007ish
Cuff: Fair Ophelia designs, Strange Folk Festival 2009
Earrings: mumsie

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Daily Outfit - Jen - 2/9/10

My sweets, I am sick. You know when your nose is somehow simultaneously stopped up and runny? Yeah, that's me right now. I tried to go to work, this morning. I even wore another necklace (2 days in a row!), but I was there for about an hour when I admitted defeat.

Since I'm home with just the pups, and I wanted to get into my PJs and relax, I had to improvise with the photography.


This necklace is special to me. Technically, it's a long strand of turquoise somethingoijsoifslk and it is locally made. BUTBUTBUT, when my grandparents flew in from Korea for my wedding in 2006, I gave them a tour of Austin and we ended up at the Renaissance Market. I spotted this thing, and my sweet grandmother bought it for me. Unfortunately for the artist, he was Korean, and my grandma haggled the hell out of him. I love her.

I think that I am becoming more open to the idea of thrifting, since I don't have to thrift clothes - I can find jewelry, too! I am realizing that I like when there is a story behind the jewelry that I wear, which sounds pretty perfect as far as buying used jewelry goes. I'm actually excited about it!


Cardigan: Target
Top: Gap (circa 2008)
Necklace: gift
Jeans: Nordstrom
Boots: Ancient and unknown
 
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