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Marc by Marc Jacobs Petal To The Metal Natasha Bag in Black
Black Cashmere V-Neck or Scoop Neck Sweater
Black Ballet Flats
Black Wedge Boots (or round toe wedge heels)
Joie Louvre Silk Blouse in Navy
a black or red pea coat
& another pair of dark denim skinny jeans
I decided to puchase the jeans first because I will get some wear out of them before A/W arrives anyway, plus Forever 21 have a habit of selling out of things that I want really quickly. I re-purchased 2 pairs of the same kind of jeans that I already own from Forever 21, because they fit perfectly and wear well. And at $10.50 per pair I just couldn't resist...
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Hey everyone!
My cherry sandals arrived here
They are definitely a risky choice, I don't think I own another pair of shoes so playful. I've tried them on with different outfits and while I admit they don't work with all of them, they look great with simple, "serious" outfits. When paired with classy trousers or jeans and a button-down they actually loose some of their cuteness and become more elegant than cute. I love how they look with such simple stuff but I'm also aware they shouldn't be paired with any other "girly", sexy or young looking stuff.
I'll most definitely keep them and try to have much fun with them! I think it's worth taking the risk and play! And if I don't wear them enough, they would also make a nice decoration on my bedroom wall So, yep, my january purchase is a pair of cherry sandals.
Betinapple: The dress looks lovely! Haha, I can't help you with the ironing part. I hate ironing, to be honest...
Tinetush: Oh, that's too bad. I think Tod's has absolutely great loafers in nude, but I'm not sure whether you'd want to spend that much. I own a pair in emerald green and they are super comfy and excellent quality.
My shoes:
I ordered a pair of cherry sandals... I don't know, I have a soft spot for cherries. I just love cherries. I always fall in love with shirts and tees with cherries on them but I don't buy them cause they feel too childish... But I have a lovely silk scarf with cherries. And these shoes... Well, a risky choice. But since I'd never wear a pair of open sandals to work anyway, they are cool for casual outfits. Or what do you guys think, too much cuteness??
They haven't been shipped yet so we will see how I like them when they arrive. Maybe I should have gone for a classic style but hey, sometimes you have to be a bit risky I guess it's the good mix of classics with fun pieces that makes the look So: My January purchase: cherry sandals!
Great purchase! The great thing about jeans is that even though you buy a cheap pair they will last a looong time. That is my experience, at least.
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I'm so excited about recieving my dress, hope it'll arrive soon.
Wen't windowshopping yesterday because I had to go try on some shoes. Biiig mistake. Found a really perfect silk shirt marked down to half price. Just don't think I should be buying anymore ATM, since I've already bought an item this month (+ some new underwear, that I needed, and a dress on a gift certificate I had). It would be stupid to let a good quality shirt that would work well in my wardrobe get away, but I do not want to use all my item slots right away. And as always I'm afraid that it's an temporary infatuation even though it is a great classic piece. I hate that I just can't make a decission without having to consider it for ages
Pretty dress, Betinapple!
I would think a dry cleaner (at least here in the states) would be the best bet--they're used to cleaning and pressing stuff like that.
Oh, I forgot to ask what I actually wanted to ask... I have seen several pieces of J.Crew that I like. They seem very reasonably priced and I'm thinking about giving a silk blouse a try. However, I once heard not so good things about the quality. Any experiences with J.Crew? Do you think the pieces are made to last?
I find it kind of hard to prioritize at the moment. I have a list of about 14 items that I feel I need (sooner or later) for spring / summer and somehow it's difficult to decide on what should be a top priority.
I feel I should maybe have one major investment piece each season. Last spring / summer it was a trench coat, in autumn / winter it was my jacket. I wonder if I should focus on a Chloé bag this season? The most expensive handbag I own is a MbMJ and it's more of a solution on time though it's doing pretty well. Sooner or later I want a real investment bag but somehow I never wanted to spend all that money. I think I might try to focus on saving up on one and keep the other items relatively low key. Somehow I feel if you buy ONE major investment piece per season you're on the best way to a great wardrobe on the long run.
Still need tops, a bikini, a pair of pumps though...