One-piece c/o Dalaga, NYC
Sweater: J.Crew
Fur collar: Great-Grandmother's
Tights: AA
Shoes: Vintage thrifted
Woven bracelet's: gift from Punky
Necklace: Madewell (sale, last year)
Snow! It was SO COLD out when we took these pictures, and about 30 minutes later I found myself driving home from work early because of how bad the roads were. Mandy and I braved the snow and wind for outfit photos though! Lately I've felt that I've been in a bit of a style rut, so taking advantage of having Monday off, I planned my outfits for the week. This was one I put together. I'm not sure if I've ever worn a one piece before- I refuse to call it a romper...blerg- but I fell hard for the light fabric and scalloped edges of this one. My only complaint with them: I can't help but feel like George Costanza when use of the bathroom is required, do you remember that episode? Ha. Anyways, all weird references aside, I love this piece, especially dressed up for work with a cardigan and an antique fur. Definitely changed my viewpoint on...rompers.
Sweater: J.Crew
Fur collar: Great-Grandmother's
Tights: AA
Shoes: Vintage thrifted
Woven bracelet's: gift from Punky
Necklace: Madewell (sale, last year)
Snow! It was SO COLD out when we took these pictures, and about 30 minutes later I found myself driving home from work early because of how bad the roads were. Mandy and I braved the snow and wind for outfit photos though! Lately I've felt that I've been in a bit of a style rut, so taking advantage of having Monday off, I planned my outfits for the week. This was one I put together. I'm not sure if I've ever worn a one piece before- I refuse to call it a romper...blerg- but I fell hard for the light fabric and scalloped edges of this one. My only complaint with them: I can't help but feel like George Costanza when use of the bathroom is required, do you remember that episode? Ha. Anyways, all weird references aside, I love this piece, especially dressed up for work with a cardigan and an antique fur. Definitely changed my viewpoint on...rompers.
