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Monday, March 12, 2012

Oui Oui

This is my sort-of-French sweater. The cream color washes me out, so I have taken to pairing it with a colorful scarf, tied bib-style. The resulting look has a Parisian vibe.

Sweater, R&K Knits (vintage and thrifted). Dress, Richard Chai for Target. Scarf, vintage. Shoes, thrifted. Bag, D&G knockoff (thrifted). Earrings, thrifted. Coat (below), Bebe.
Photos by Beefy Muchacho with the wide angle lens

10 comments:

  1. The Goodwill Fangirl10:53 AM

    I love the whole outfit, but especially how you tied that scarf. I can never figure that kind out!

    Lynne
    Practical Paralegalism

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  2. Anonymous1:14 PM

    Such a lovely, classic look!

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  3. Bonnie1:46 PM

    Aren't your legs freezing???

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    1. Kasmira3:29 PM

      I was fine, with my coat on. I guess legs aren't too vital of a part!

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  4. Catherine, Not Dressed As Lamb3:46 PM

    Had you thought about the French flag's red, white and blue, Kasmira...?!! Maybe it was subliminal! I do love the bright blue skirt and I agree you tie scarves beautifully!

    Catherine x
    http://www.notdressedaslamb.com/

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  5. Megan G5:41 PM

    That red coat is gorgeous! Great idea for breaking up the cream color.

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  6. Anonymous6:13 PM

    I love this building in the background that you often use - very art deco!

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  7. Kasmira7:36 PM

    Catherine - I can never decide whether to call red/white/blue French or American. I feel like a bit of a traitor if I say the color combo French.

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  8. Stradivarius2:42 AM

    I love your outfit!.

    And I love your bun!. It's very pretty and elegant!. You look so cute with it!.

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  9. ...bill10:35 PM

    @ Jen, as the unofficial WIW2D architectural historian, I feel I should point out that it's the Union Terminal. It's the largest semi-dome in the western hemisphere, and it was the inspiration for the Hall of Justice that the Super Friends used.
    (it's a big museum now but still a working train station too.)

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