What I'm Wearing: Mixed Prints | Stripes & Glen Plaid!
1:45 PM
Last evening's outfit: let's talk about the top. Remember this dress? Well, it's now been re-purposed as a t-shirt. It had a lovely run this summer as a dress. But I decided for the fall, I could get twice the mileage by making it into a striped t-shirt -- that I can wear with everything! This goes to show that when you see a fabric you love, buy extra!
And the skirt is the ruffle pencil skirt that I made years ago.
I haven't even thought to wear this skirt in a long, long time. But one day, I saw MY skirt Pinterest. And I saw it again! I thought adding the black and white striped shirt with the black and white glen plaid would be a very subtle way to mix prints.
I guess sometimes it takes someone else showing an appreciation for what you have to remind you that it's fabulous!
21 comments
Oh I love it Erica. What a great outfit.
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DeleteLove it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aminat!
DeleteJust found your blog and just followed! Love your stuff!!
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Thanks Alela!
DeleteI love it more as a tee. I love black and white stripes with red. Great outfit.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sassy T!
DeleteI love the combination of stripes and plaid with hot pink. It's a great combination and just the right amount of pink. You look gorgeous, as always.
ReplyDeleteGreat combination! I love the hot pink pumps with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks MushyWear!
DeleteLovely outfit. One of my favourites this year. The skirt is divine.
ReplyDeleteLove this look, interesting combination! I loved your dress as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks Levone!
DeleteErica, love this one too! I would love to know how you get the perfect fit with your garments. Maybe someday you could do a post on that to help those of us (me) who don't possess that talent? :) I find it extremely difficult to fit myself.
ReplyDeletethanks Angela for thinking so. I feel like I'm always struggling with fit. It seems like I fall somewhere around "too tight" or "almost right". Which is still better than ready-to-wear. I just sew, try on and nip and tuck.
ReplyDeleteA very interesting blog.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
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Do not know the English language well. Sorry.
ReplyDeletethanks Nieco!
DeleteI like the combination and the touch of pink/fuschia .
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda!
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