Vest, NY & Co. Shirt, Old Navy. Skirt, Leslie Faye (thrifted). Shoes, Mossimo. Bag, Fossil (gift). Bracelets, Target and gift. Earrings, Ali’s Boutique. Brooch, family heirloom.
I’ll probably be wearing a brooch in this spot the next time you see me wearing this vest, too. Because it’s way cheaper than taking it to the cleaners.
*Note to self: do NOT buy white, dry-clean-only garments.
Oh, the brooch is the perfect touch to your outfit! You know how the saying goes, when life hands you lemons (or spots)...
ReplyDeleteI use this stuff called Folex - look around in your hardware or grocery store. It removes everything but hair dye and nail polish (and it's pet safe).
ReplyDeleteLove the vest with this!
i have this same vest and i throw it in the washing machine all the time. :X
ReplyDeleteNice use of a lovely brooch! Also nice use of the word 'penultimate'. :)
ReplyDeleteI have handwashed things that say dryclean and have had good luck, but I can understand not wanting to with something that cute and well fitting. I may have read somewhere (don't remember where) that if the word "only" is on the label you shoudln't wash, but if not, then it might be ok.
~J
What a cute outfit!! I love the skirt!
ReplyDeleteLove the outfit and the brooch is so lovely. Agree, dry cleaning sucks. I try never to buy dry clean clothes.
ReplyDeleteBTW, you brighten my days!
Sandy
J - "penultimate" is one of my favorite words!
ReplyDeleteEvaNadine - I just may try the washing machine, then! I won't hold you responsible if I'm unhappy with the result. The vest is a bit bit, anyway.
Beautiful skirt!
ReplyDeleteXO Arezu
Love the vest! What's the fabric content on it? If it's something like cotton, you'd probably be safe machine washing (air dry probably).. however if you're really worried you could spray/use tide-to-go or other spot remover then scrub and dab with a wet washcloth.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure of the fabric content, but I will investigate!
ReplyDeleteI, too, sing the praises of Folex.
ReplyDeleteThen it's a chorus-I love FOLEX too
ReplyDeleteGreat (and cute!) quick fix. I hate dry cleaning too. Not only is it expensive, it's stinky.
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