In he first pictures I am wearing my vintage print blouse paired with an a-line black knit skirt I made myself. It's kind of a wardrobe staple for me. I have about 3 different styles of black skirts to go with any occasion. I wore a black bandeau top underneath the blouse and pulled it all together with my black and silver belt.
Outfit Details-
Blouse- Thrifted
Skirt- DIY
Bandeau- DIY
Belt- Thrifted
Shoes- Payless Shoes
This top actually is rather tight on me, I have a big bust and broad shoulders, but I had to have it so I made it work in my wardrobe. I think I want to be more daring with clothes. If they don't fit exactly how they should I shouldn't dismiss them. No one can actually tell that under this skirt the top is unbuttoned and holding on for dear life. All that really matters is I love it and I think it looks fabulous on me!
In this next outfit I used the semi-sheer white blouse I bought at the sale and combine it with an old tank dress that was one of my first sewing projects from a few years back. Once again all of the buttons wouldn't connect so I just tied the shirt off under the bust.
Outfit Details-
White Blouse- Thrifted
Green Tank Dress- DIY
Bull Horn Ring- Chubby Cartwheels
Necklace- Etsy (La Petit Lapin)
Big thanks to Curvy Chic Closet for the great deals. Next time I'm going opening day. More deals to find that way!
Looking fab! I can never find anything when I rummage thrift sales! Just not cut out for it!
ReplyDeleteI love your second skirt, and the closet event sounds like it would have been a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteCute outfits! Looks like you found some great deals. (:
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I think your hair looks absolutely fabulous in these pics, and both outifts are gorgeous, you look great!
ReplyDeleteLook great!! I'm going in August from Southern Oregon. Budget of $100. Even with $60 in gas still get more clothes than down here. Good job rocking it
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