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Posts Tagged ‘beret’
February 22, 2010
Purple beret – military supply store, Seattle Flapper headband from Louise Black Damask earrings Black sweater – Express, had it since 1998 when I went clothing shopping for my sophomore year in high school 1950s plaid dress White slip Purple stockings Brown/Black t straps This is one of those dresses that I seem to have [...]
February 21, 2010
Vintage lipstick red beret – Nobody’s Baby, Eugene, OR Adorable blouse from Jitterbuggin on Etsy – www.etsy.com/shop/jitterbuggin 1940s skirt that goes to a suit set Green Remix Wedges 1920s Harold LLoyd style glasses The blouse I’m wearing is from Jitterbuggin’ on etsy. It’s so cute! All handmade and they come in bigger sizes, too. I [...]
January 24th, 2010
1930s angular beret – Alexandra’s Vintage, PDX 1950s? Cotton Dress with leaves and rooster print – Buffalo Exchange, Austin, Texas Yellow hair facinatior I’ve worn as a brooch – www.etsy.com/shop/giantdwarf Yellow ribbon as belt – I think this was tied around something I got from etsy! Black patterned stockings Yellow road stripe heels I look [...]
November 20, 2009
Tiny peach bow – gift from Grace Black beret- found on a fence post in Ann Arbor, MI a few weekends ago Black sweater that I’ve had for ages (literally since 1998) that is from Express Long black beaded necklace 1950s sweet potato colored dress Black socks Black platforms – Melissa, from my trip to [...]
September 27, 2009
When I first found this dress it was wrinkled and sad. The previous owner was not very nice to it and the inner seams were all unraveled due to being put in a washingmachine! It’s a darling dress – and so worth the tiny amount of money I paid for it. It has lovely ruffled [...]
August 5, 2009
Pink knit hat – Urban Outfitters Red/Pink/Gold/Purple dress – Buffalo Exchange (the tie to the dress is wrapped around my head) Black Stretchy belt Red socks – Urban Outfitters White T-Strap mary janes – Dollhouse Fancy manicure that got ruined at work First truly sweet strawberry of the season My house caught fire in January, [...]
