"Hi!!!!!! I’m glad you’re watching in case some slasher hobo is lurking around the corner. I may be dead, but at least no one saw me taking my own picture (except whomever reviews this footage)."

Dress, Diane Von Furstenburg (consignment). Vest, AC-3998 (cut from thrifted jacket). Shoes, Prabal Gurung for Target. Brooch, thrifted. Bag, SheBoBo.



2 comments:
I never would have guessed your location was an abandoned Walmart. It makes a great, neutral backdrop for a photo. Although, it's tough to beat a pretty fountain surrounded by greenery.
The vest looks great with the zebra print. I like denim blue and black as a color combo.
Thanks for sharing!
three or four times when we were hiking, we came upon people taking fashion photos- always in parks, and always in some unusual spots. It is pretty amusing to watch and even being fashion blog-savy, I had to gawk a little. In each instance, there were several people trying to stage the shots and to get the natural elements (trees, big rocks, waves) composed just right.
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