What I Wore Today: Skirting (not an) Issue
Since all of you gave me such positive comments yesterday (love you, thank you!), I decided to give "the skirt" another try today. =)
A little info about the skirt: This skirt actually belonged to my grandma from the eighties. It used to be a maxi skirt. During one of my possessed sewing frenzies, I decided to chop a major part of it off. I am now feeling a bit of remorse for doing that since maxi skirts are all the rage this season but I have to live with my semi-mistake. I think making it shorter gives it a more classic cut thus also lending it more longevity, style-wise. I just wish I waited a bit longer before chopping off a huge chunk of it so I could've worn it as a maxi first.
A little info about the skirt: This skirt actually belonged to my grandma from the eighties. It used to be a maxi skirt. During one of my possessed sewing frenzies, I decided to chop a major part of it off. I am now feeling a bit of remorse for doing that since maxi skirts are all the rage this season but I have to live with my semi-mistake. I think making it shorter gives it a more classic cut thus also lending it more longevity, style-wise. I just wish I waited a bit longer before chopping off a huge chunk of it so I could've worn it as a maxi first.
and yes, in case some of you are wondering, I bought the same blouse in two different colors =)
Comments
the skirt still looks good!
:)
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Froso from Style Nirvana
the skirt looks great on you and the top too. :)
looking great, as always. :)
and I am seriously in love with your shoes.
The outfit in general just works.
xoxo
Stacey Kay
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