Since it has been very foggy and damp, I have been wearing my long skirts. The skirt is from Ozz On Japan, a brand of Japanese punk and goth clothing. I love that it has good-sized pockets in the back and a cargo pocket on the side. (I know, pockets in ladyclothing, right?) The fabric is stretchy and there is lacing up the sides to give me a snugger or looser fit, depending on whether I have eaten an entire roast chicken.
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| My overexposed face and I are tickled pink to see you |
The scarf is fleece and has a handy
loop underneath so it wraps securely around your neck.
I have a binder clip holding my shirt
together. I think it was meant to be a drape-y overlayer, but I was trying to emulate the look of Shihar's etsy shop, which sells beautiful flowing lady warrior
outfits. Is this the “pop of color” I keep
hearing about? Maybe I can start a new trend.
These are some of the only
standard-width shoes I've found that don't crush my toes.
Unfortunately they are like a vise on my instep. The leather shop
stretches them, but they don't take my “Stretch the almighty heck
out of them. I don't care if they look funny.” as seriously as I'd
like, so I've taken matters -and a hammer- into my own hands.
It's research papers and finals for me
the next few weeks, so posts may be sporadic. I hope your week is
going well!
Shirt: Alternative Apparel Vintage
Soft™ (thrifted)
Roxy scarf by Cameleon (thrifted,
link to company website)
Skirt: OzzOn Japan (Japan)
Shoes: Candie by Kohl's
(thrifted)
Necklaces: wushu, family crest
