Shabby Apple Gift Card Giveaway

Yay, Shabby Apple is letting me give away another $50 gift card! If you're not familiar with them, though if you read blogs a lot you definitely have seen them around, they sell really, really cute retro dresses and other vintage-inspired items. I especially love the full skirts in their new Ferris Wheel collection :)

Okay, now for the important part...how to enter:

1. Like Shabby Apple on Facebook.

2. Leave a comment on this blog post saying that you’ve liked Shabby Apple and mentioning the name of your favorite item on their site. Also include your email address so I can contact you if you win.

Please note: Shabby Apple requires that you have a U.S. mailing address in order to win. The giveaway will be open for entries through Friday, March 1st, and I will select a winner randomly from the eligible entries on Saturday, March 2nd.

If you want to shop Shabby Apple right now, they’ve also provided this promo code (good for a month) that anyone can use to take 10% off a purchase from their site:

29skirts10off

Thanks for reading, and good luck!

Floral and Denim

Top: Forever 21
Jeans: J Brand
Shoes: Aldo
Lipstick: Revlon Fire and Ice

This is a pretty basic outfit that I wore to a casual birthday party over the weekend, but I liked how it looked so I asked Jasen to take photos. I love wearing this top with red lipstick and shoes for some reason…I guess it’s how the red picks up from the pink or plays off the pink and green.

Not to Scale

Sweater: Forever 21
Skirt: thrifted Spiegel
Tights: Target
Shoes: thrifted Cappagallo
Lipstick: Revlon Love That Red

When I read tips about mixing prints, they always seem to mention that you should pair two prints of a similar scale. But I think a large print can work really well with a small print. Of course it’s easier when the prints are both black and white and graphic like the polka dots and houndstooth in this outfit.

Yellow Pencil

Sweater: thrifted Cuddle Knits
Skirt: thrifted Harvé Benard
Shoes: Miz Mooz from Nordstrom Rack
Lipstick: Revlon Kiss Me Coral

I’ve worn everything in this outfit many times but never together. The wool pencil skirt in particular gets worn to work a lot. It reminds me of something you’d see at J. Crew. But I could never actually wear a J. Crew pencil skirt because their bottoms (aside from fit and flare or pleated skirts) are cut too straight for my body type.

Work has been pretty calm this week…so calm that it has me freaking out about what’s going to happen next week when my two new bosses join the company. I’ve kind of enjoyed having fewer people tell me what to do, but that is all about to end!

January Favorites

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Bunny Picnic

Fancy Fine

Happy, Honey and Lark

Just Another Wardrobe Experience

Mis Papelicos

Nana Stars