Blouse, J Crew. Skirt, Hauber Sporting Life (thrifted). Belt, Buckle. Shoes, Wet Seal. Brooch, vintage. Ring, Jan Michaels San Francisco. Coat, Bebe. Bag, D&G knockoff (thrifted).
I hadn’t seen Brigadoon since I was very small. All I remembered of it was the fog. I didn’t recall the delightful songs or the even more delightful dancing. And the costumes! I hope the play is performed here locally, soon.
Other Scottish things I like: the Outlander books, the ogre Shrek, Sean Connery*, and tartan.
Photos by Beefy Muchacho
*I’ve been watching Sean Connery in Darby O’Gill and the Little People as I’ve worked in the kitchen this week.
...and I’ve just realized that I’ve also been listening to Roy Dotrice’s Scottish (and Welsh) accents all week as he read The Pear-Shaped Man and Haviland Tuf stories on George R. R. Martin’s Dreamsongs audiobook.
11 comments:
LOVE the skirt and shoes together! And I don't think it's too "costumey" at all! Now I want to watch Brigadoon, too. ;)
I think you look beautiful, so elegant.
I bet it was the scone baking ;)
That's gorgeous. I have a love affair with long skirts!
What a gorgeous skirt! That broach is very Vivienne Westwood.
I love this dramatic, ladylike look! And I just happened to wear red plaid pumps and a (short and pleated) red plaid skirt today :)
You look like a queen.
Beautiful!
I sooooooo wish plaid skirts never went out of style! That blouse goes great with it too.
Brigadoon is my favorite movie of all time! Hopefully this time you remember so much more than the fog. I love your Scottish look - you do it beautifully.
I am nuts about this skirt. I mean, really, You are stunning here and this is am amazing look!
Brigadoon is my favorite show to have been involved with (so far). I love plaid skirts but have such a hard time matching them with tops (I find myself in a rut).
This outfit is fantastic! I don't think it's too costumey at all. You look amazing, and I love the subtle pattern on the tights! Bravo!
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