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Friday, March 19, 2010

Bright Side

My printed Merona wrap dress is a staple of my wardrobe. In May 2008, I posted a recap displaying the thirteen ways I’ve remixed it. Since then, I’ve shortened it and worn it ten more times:


Number ten…


Dress, Merona. Shirt, New York & Co. Necklace, World Market (lengthened). Shoes, Delicious. Bag, vintage.




Photos by Beefy Muchacho.

9 comments:

  1. Anonymous7:37 PM

    Wow, these photos are so inspiring!

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  2. Unknown9:32 PM

    Thanx for your photo inspiration ! (Totally off-topic) I am finally using my "good" camera thanks to your tips and I LOVE IT ! A big shout-out to you ! I LOVE the green necklace by the way! :)

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  3. Marie 10:09 PM

    You are the remix queen. Love it with green or yellow the best.
    Marie @ Lemondrop ViNtAge
    Spring into Spring giveaway

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  4. The Cheap Chick11:30 PM

    I love watching how your style has grown and gotten more and more creative. Fabulous as always!

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  5. Sheila8:16 PM

    That's so awesome. All of those looks are great - and so is that green necklace (want, want).

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  6. Lorena11:42 AM

    Your number 10 is amazing... all those colors ... wow.
    Also, I wish I had a beefy muchacho to take my pics. they are superb!

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  7. Londyn6:50 PM

    Your always out doing something fun when taking pictures!! Don't you work girl?!? Anywhoo - I love them and wish I had time (and a handy assistant around during the day!) to take such lovely pics :)

    I swear I leave and return to my house when it's dark... :(

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  8. Anonymous9:09 PM

    Your a beautiful lady...love your posts.

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  9. melina bee11:29 AM

    Very cute post! There's nothing so awesome as a well-loved, perfectly lived in dress.
    melina bee

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