coat: Old Navy, old
beret: ?
gloves: ?
coat: Urban Outfitters, old
beret: ?
coat: Gap, old
beret: American Apparel
This may not make a lot of sense, but here goes anyways: For me, an outfit hits the mark if it feels right, regardless of how it looks. Objectively, I may look just fine wearing something, but if it doesn't feel right, it isn't a success. Of course, I can't articulate what it means for an outfit to feel right. I will confess to having many wardrobe mishaps. A wardrobe mishap is when I leave home wearing something that ends up feeling not right. Sadly, I usually sense this coming the moment I lock the front door, but, at that point, I am usually already late for wherever I am going, so I can't unlock the door, step back inside the house and change. Today, for example, wearing the coat that I did wear -- the coat in the first photo above -- ended up not feeling right. I think that I should have worn the coat in the second and third photos above or the one in the fourth and fifth photos above. Of course, because I didn't wear either of those coats outside the house, I will never really know whether either would have felt more right than the coat in the first photo! I console myself with the fact that the outfit beneath the coat felt right. And, hey, at the end of the day, was it really that disastrous?
shirt: H&M, mens
sweater: Lucky Brand, old
skirt: H&M, old
tights: ?
boots: Fluevog
pin: ?
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