Drool. That one word could be the entire post right there. Odille’s Thousand Days Skirt ($78) makes me happy in so many ways. I love the color. I love the length. I love the shape, which is reminiscent of J.Crew’s Belle Skirt from last fall. And Odille is wise: this skirt comes in both regular and petite sizes. Your preferred…
main outfit: 7 + 24 + 22 + 18 + 14For a breakdown of the numbers, please see this post. Sometimes Anthropologie gives their products silly names. The Composition Book Dress ($128) seems right on though. It conjures up my freshman year of high school, when two friends and I passed around a composition notebook and co-authored a fantastical story…
main outfit: 3 + 9 + 8 + 18 + 15For a breakdown of the numbers, please see this post. Full disclosure: I think ripped jeans are ridiculous. It sounds old and crotchety but who wants to pay for half destroyed jeans? But in a completely hypocritical way I heart J Brand’s Dark Vintage Low Rise Pencil ($187). The wash…
main outfit: 1 + 6 + 13 + 20 + 25For a breakdown of the numbers, please see this post. The Accordion Panel Skirt ($168) is easily my favorite product in the new rollout. I just love the look of it — from the messy impressionist color strokes to the “loopy ruffles” down the front. But unfortunately I will forever…
main outfit: 1 + 25 + 6 + 13 + 20For a breakdown of the numbers, please see this post. Let’s start at the very beginning (a very good place to start). Yoana Baraschi’s Delancey Skirt ($128) has the grey-blue pattern that draws me in every time. There are a lot of circles going around for late summer/early fall but…
a little more bombast by roxyturtle Anthro is hiding several gems around their site right now. I’m surprised the Bombast & Cymbal Skirt ($88) by Idra hasn’t gotten more fanfare. I first saw it in-store on a mannequin paired with the Minimalist Blouse ($148) which made quite a lovely statement. Since then I’ve been dreaming up different pairings for the…
Are you ready for Fall? No, me neither but retailers are starting to move in that direction. Anthropologie has unveiled new outfits for “pre-fall” mixing more subdued color tones with pops of bright color. I haven’t bought much clothing this summer, which I’d love to chalk up to being in full-on debt paying-off mode but truthfully it’s more because the…
