I
thought I’d do something different (for my blog) today and post a few older
photos of ways I’ve styled the same skirt. If people like it, I’m thinking I
might make it an ongoing type of post. I’ve always enjoyed other bloggers’ “remix”
posts, even if it is an excuse to reuse old photos. Anyway, dug up from the
past, here are four of my favorite ways I’ve worn my moss green pleated skirt.
This
is one of my few outfits that ever made it into the Chictopia style gallery. I
liked it a lot personally, and I got a compliment from an elderly woman at
Target the day I wore it. I think this skirt goes well with a wide belt because
the waistband is so tall. Also, I miss that purse! I found it at Quality Thrift
and the oxblood color was perfect, but it was pretty cheap and fell apart from
being used a lot.
I
hardly ever wear a belt over a cardigan, but I really loved this outfit because
I think the blues and green are great together. This outfit was not popular on Chictopia.
It made me feel good, though. I remember wearing it to run some errands in Old
Town Pasadena.
I
liked how the neutrals worked here with the red lips, leopard belt, red shoes
combo. This outfit is all thrifted and reminds me that I need to break out that
belt more often. In fact, hmmm, all my favorite outfits with this skirt so far
have involved belts. Time to stop being lazy and work them into more outfits.
This felt like a good
fall outfit for Southern California...appropriate for hot weather but with turning leaf colors. Unfortunately, I think I may have sold that top at
Crossroads. I need to go look in the last bag I took there and see if it’s gone
because now I kind of regret taking it in. I never wore it much because it had
a stiff zipper up the side that made it impossible to tuck in. It worked
untucked with this skirt, though, for a drop-waist effect.