Merona buttondown, passed down by E.I.
skirt, Old Navy, old
necklace, eBay
Tignanello bag, Goodwill, $4.99 (retail: $85)
Dansko Calliope sandals, $36, 6pm.com
This gorgeously patterned bag is my first thrifted bag. I had much better luck from the start finding great clothing at the thrift store, but all of my previous visits to the bag section yielded worn-out, torn, stained, or just blah purses. This will comfortably hold several books (I just tossed in a paperback copy of Graham Salisbury's "Eyes of the Emperor" and a hardback of "Inside Out and Back Again" by Thanhha Lai) and probably even a composition notebook. It will even make a great informal camera bag. Mom likes this bag so much, I think we'll take turns using it.
Mustard is still a color I'm hesitant about, but I do like how the necklace picks up the mustard in the bag pattern.
That bag is gorgeous. I actually have pretty good luck thrifting clutches and smaller bags, but nothing that you could get two books in! I also really like your statement necklace and if you're trying mustard, small doses like this are the way to do it, I think.
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i love that you dressed up your every day skirt. it looks great. that necklace is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you! That necklace is my favorite eBay purchase so far ... :)
ReplyDeleteGracey - this bag is dangerously roomy! :)
ReplyDeleteYou're right - accessories are a fun way to try out new colors. :)
Fun necklace and colors! Accersorries definitely can do wonders!
ReplyDeleteCute necklace! It adds a fun pop of color to your top :)
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Thanks, Sherri! I agree about the power of accessories. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Megan. :)
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