i am wearing the alpen action top, the delphi scarf, the (woollen) square jacket and the 3d skirt by kaliyana. my shoes are the mondrian shoe (closed collection) by trippen.
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Jessica
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The end of what? I have been enjoying your outfits lately but not finding myself with anything interesting to say. Thank you for sharing your outfits.
jessica: the end of spots (dots) ... for a while at least. not the end of posts. this little project of mine ... of documenting my outfits ... will continue.
All of the unconventional style fabulousness happening right here! I’m absolutely dotty about your wardrobe and your tales, and look forward to another year of pictures and words. Thank you, as well, for some life sneak peeks. PS - Rundholz Mainline produced several spotted pieces this winter: giant polka dot knitted and applique print trousers, jackets, coats, dresses, and tunics (in blacks and anthracites) with irregular seams and panels used to create sculptural curves and folds. I'm certain some of the pieces are still to be found online (and on sale right now, too).
thanks, brenda, for the comment and the tip re rundholz. i am going to have to search for some dotty rundholz clothing online. my bricks and mortar rundholz source did not carry any of it -- of course, it mostly carries pieces from the dip and black label lines
4 comments:
The end of what?
I have been enjoying your outfits lately but not finding myself with anything interesting to say. Thank you for sharing your outfits.
jessica: the end of spots (dots) ... for a while at least. not the end of posts. this little project of mine ... of documenting my outfits ... will continue.
All of the unconventional style fabulousness happening right here! I’m absolutely dotty about your wardrobe and your tales, and look forward to another year of pictures and words. Thank you, as well, for some life sneak peeks. PS - Rundholz Mainline produced several spotted pieces this winter: giant polka dot knitted and applique print trousers, jackets, coats, dresses, and tunics (in blacks and anthracites) with irregular seams and panels used to create sculptural curves and folds. I'm certain some of the pieces are still to be found online (and on sale right now, too).
thanks, brenda, for the comment and the tip re rundholz. i am going to have to search for some dotty rundholz clothing online. my bricks and mortar rundholz source did not carry any of it -- of course, it mostly carries pieces from the dip and black label lines
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