Out of any vintage/thrift purchase I’ve ever made this skirt has to be one of my favourites. After lunch a few months ago my friend and I went to one of the thrift stores in town and I picked up a few things then right before we left I spotted this. It was a really long awkward length and my friend said it was hideous but there was something about it, I saw that we could have a future together! So I took it home (for all of $5) and hemmed it, (without a machine ><) and viola we have one of my favourite skirts.
I decided to pair it with this top that I got a few weeks back, I love the little studs on the sleeves, a nice little detail to add interest to a plain black t-shirt. I am actually wearing all my favourite thrift items, my ship pendant, alligator belt, and this skirt. I had to work a split shift this day, so not fun at all. But it gave me a great opportunity to hang out in the yard and take these pictures! My mum spread a bunch of seed for these little blue flowers all over this spot in our yard and I love the way it looks, it’s kind of funny with the dandelions spread throughout.
xJennaD
outfit: Skirt,necklace, belt-thrifted, Top-store on Whyte, shoes-Payless
gorgeous pictures, lovely picturesque place. your looking so pretty as usually, that skirt and your accessories are so cute
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You look absolutely gorgeous, what a great find that skirt was, so perfect that you have such a great eye and could see with a little hemming it would be fabulous!
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the skirt is cute, love the pattern. and your hair is pretty like that too :D
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aw this is so delightful! The skirt print is pretty amazing on it's own, but I love the outfit and background too!
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Meghan
good thing you brought it home, it's a fun skirt with lots of potential. the fact that it has the entire flower with stem gives it the total vintage vibe. cute!
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Aw this skirt would be my favourite too! The floal pattern is beautiful!
ReplyDeletei love the skirt and aligator belt go lovely together! :) thrift stores in america seem so good, here in london they suck. or you have to sieve through so much crap to find anything nice! i love your photos :) you have really lovely coloured hair! ronan x
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Oh wow, you look absolutely gorgeous! That skirt is wonderful, you did a great job, and i love the contrast with the black studded top!
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice skirt, and your hair! Do you like Kate Nash? I absolutly love her style and you look really similar to her!
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what pretty photos, loving that sweet skirt and the detail on your shoulders
ReplyDeleteThank you darlings!! I'm glad you all like it. I love this area of my yard for photos
ReplyDelete@eloise, I've heard I look like her a few times, which is such a huge compliment, she's so pretty. I love her hair
You did such a good job at hand hemming that skirt!! I would never have the motivation to do that. Plus the skirt is such an awesome fit. You did good!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I seriously love this!! Don't you love when you find something that you can see potential in? The skirt worked out perfectly for you.
ReplyDeleteThat skirt is so pretty! Such a great find. And I love all the wild flowers in your yard
ReplyDeletewow what a beautiful garden and your skirt fits it so well!
ReplyDeleteThat's an adorable outfit, very well put together! I'm especially lovin' the floral skirt and your big hair, looks amazing.
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I truly LOVE the skirt!! So chic!! Also those rings are a great touch to the overall look!!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on the skirt! It's gorgeous. And I love the studded detailing on the top.
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Wow, you did a great job in this skirt- and even better that you recognised it's potential when it was in a long, unattractive state :) I really envy that skill. Ditto the sewing skills, can't believe you hemmed this so well without a machine! The results are just stunning, and the pairing of the edgy studded top with it is fabulous.
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Cee
Stunning photos! I love that skirt. Makes me wanna frolic in the flowers now!
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