I've never been a fan of all-denim outfits, except on "cowboys" in old Wrangler commercials. Something about wearing a skin of what is essentially work clothing just does not strike me as attractive or comfortable, even in this modern age of four-way stretch & Jeggings.
But then something weird happened yesterday morning after seeing this picture; I thought "Hey, what about dark jeans and this shirt that isn't really denim... and NO COWBOY BOOTS?!" So a compromise between my bias & current trend was created, and I quite enjoyed it. Even so, I'd still rather have an outfit like the girl on the left in that photo.
shirt: borrowed from mom's closet; belt: thrifted; jeans: wet seal; shoes: BCBG, via Ross
Things I'm Grateful For/Yays:
♥ I just passed my one-year mark with my blog & etsy shop. I am really excited to see what
the future holds, as I renew my focus on making things happen.
♥ Delicious fudgy brownie mix (for $1!)
♥ Managed to "fix" my camera after "breaking" it
♥ Saturday, brunchtime:
break out those fancy Juicy Couture glasses I got in college (wish I still had that insurance!)
Those jeans are a great fit on you and look perfect with those heels. I've been wanting to try the denim on denim look too!
ReplyDeleteI love your draped denim shirt!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you on double-denim: they have to be very different washes to work!
So cute! Those shoes are amaaazing and those pants look great on you. I love the etsy ad underneath your header, such a good way to advertise your shop! :) Hope you're well pretty. xx
ReplyDeleteYES!!! Great choice of shoe. I love that you didn't do a cowboy boot. I've never tried denim-on-denim, but this look tempts me!
ReplyDeleteI love your take on denim on denim! And it's funny because we call it a "Canadian Tuxedo" up here. I think it's such a funny trend because old men around here do it 365 days a year, however you make it look MUCH more stylish than they do haha
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