Monday, March 26, 2012

Flop It


Sweater: H&M
Skirt: thrifted
Tights: thrifted (in the package)
Shoes: Naturalizer
Lipstick: Revlon Super Lustrous Crème Lipstick in Blackberry

I realized today that this sweater is probably supposed to be worn flopped over above the ribbed hem. It looks better on me this way at least. I like how it has a slight Edwardian or ’20s look to it flopped over...or maybe I’m imagining that, but anyway, I think it’s kind of a nice relaxed effect.

Are you sick of this green skirt yet? I wonder how many times I’ve worn it. Probably 100 by now.

17 comments:

  1. I love that sweater :)

    My friend owns it and I'm sad that I never went to get one too. The little pearls are so sweet. It looks lovely on you exactly as you're wearing it.

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  2. No - love the green skirt. It matches the color I put in my dressing room (you should check it out - I just posted pics). That shade of green is so elegant!

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  3. I'll never be sick of that skirt, the colour & cut are gorgeous and your jumper is lovely with it xo

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  4. I will never tire of this skirt. You always pair it with interesting pieces from cute sweaters to pretty tights.

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  5. Love the sweater exactly how you're wearing...the pearls are darling.

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  6. Your green pleated skirt is so great. I love the sweater with the pretty detailing on it too.

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  7. I LOVE that skirt! It's such a great color and it flows so nicely and it's such a great length!!!


    xx Eva
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  8. Never! It's such a beautiful shade of green. I keep hoping I'll come across something similar one day. Darling sweater, too.

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