Transition
Wednesday, October 16, 2013Sale alert: Two F&F events going on the next few days:
1) Take 25% off at Shopbop's F&F through 10/17 with code INTHEFAMILY25.
Closet favorites include:
- Blank NYC spray-on jeans - $66.00 with code (I sized up to 26 / outfits here)
2) Take 25% off at Saks' F&F through 10/20 with code FRNFAM.
Closet favorites include:
- Burberry Marystow trench - $821.25 with code (I'm wearing sz 2 / outfit below; also here, here)
- Longchamp large Le Pliage - $108.74 with code (outfits with bag: here, here, here)
I'd also suggest Tory Burch riding boots (love my Nadine from last year): the Bristol ($371.25), the Lizzie ($393.75).
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Every time I do a closet inventory, this lace dress ends up in the should-I-or-should-I-not pile. Should I sell it because the fit is off? Or should I keep it because I can cheat and double the dress as a skirt? The result is the same every time (thus far). I've had no problems whittling down the dress section in my wardrobe, but this one? I can't seem to let go.
sunglasses: Walmart aviator (similar)
lips: Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in wink for pink (sold here)
necklace: Forever 21 initial pendant (sold here)
rings: H&M (similar)
bag: Chanel camellia WOC (buy pre-owned)
4 comments
I love that first picture! And I always enjoy seeing this dress on you and the many ways you wear it.
ReplyDeletePersonally, this dress is the source of many heartaches; I accidentally threw mine in the machine several months ago and ruined it so am living vicariously through you! :) Keep it, it looks really great on you!
OH NO :( Well, if I ever part with it, you get first dibs :)
DeleteHave you thought about having it made into a skirt? A good tailor could put a zipper (or if you are/know someone handy--an elastic waistband) and for an inexpensive price you could keep a great piece.
ReplyDeleteThe thought has not crossed my mind -- but now I'll definitely consider that option! Thanks Jem!
DeleteI'd love to hear from you. Constructive criticisms welcome!