Black cardigan, Moda International. Plum shirt, NY & Co. Green tweed skirt, Talbot’s. Gray boots, White Mountain. Charm necklace, thrifted. Green velvet clutch, Maggi B.This is so not like me. I usually drape my top in something swingy or cinch my waist. I rarely put on an outfit with this many vertical lines. I feel very Betty.
And now I’ll do something Trish and take pictures of myself jumping.
Can't say I'm a fan of the colour scheme but that skirt is fabulous and I like the look on you!
ReplyDeleteYou reminded me of my fraternal twin to your purse :D
ReplyDeleteI'm a very conservative, southern, male seminary student that doesn't know very much about fashion at all. I've never really cared for fashion. My typical outfit consists of jeans and a button up shirt. I stumbled across your blog one Sunday morning while trying to figure out if my tie matched my shirt. Ever since that day I look forward each evening to seeing "what that Kasmira's wearing today." I absolutely love your blog. I've sent some of my friends to see your site. You have a tasteful and vibrant personality. It's awesome to see someone have so much fun in something as simple as how they dress. I've learned quite a bit about colors, and have even impressed some of my female friends with my new-found fashion knowledge. Keep up the great work. We love you out here. All that being said, it was nice to see an outfit that was a little more simple...but you don't have to make a habit of it if you don't want to.
ReplyDeleteThis skirt is one of my favorite things that you own. I am so jealous of it! (I have to fess up to going on the Talbot's website to try to get one for myself!)
ReplyDeletekt - good luck! I bought this in Fall '06, so I doubt they carry it any longer. However, I'll bet you'll find SOMETHING you'll like. I can vouch for the quality of Talbot's skirts, too.
ReplyDeleteGreat action shots!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that skirt!
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