Friday, May 13, 2011

OOTD: to Target and beyond!

This is the face of a person that went to Target and found an awesome shirt on clearance.



This is also the face of a person who really loved her outfit that day.



I went to my first estate sale a few weekends ago and scored this awesome yellow cardigan. I felt a kindred spirit to the lady whose belongings were being sold - she had 100 cardigans, all of them my size, none of them wool. She must have been allergic to wool like me!



Outfit details:
dress: asos curve, 2010
cardigan: estate sale, vintage, AWESOME
petticoat: made by me (here's a tutorial)
lace necklace: whiteowl.etsy.com

Have any of you been to an estate sale before? What did you think? I felt torn because it is sad to rummage through the remnants of someone's life... but also glad that these garments and items were getting new life and being repurposed...

8 comments:

  1. SO PERFECT! And I have almost the exact same necklace yay!

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  2. Thanks so much Ragini! I think I will be meeting you next weekend at the big beach bums meetup!

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  3. Gorgeous smile lady! And gorgeous ensemble. I love the cardigan and the dress and how the lace necklace ties in with the petticoat ... you are such an artist.

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  4. Looking fabulous! I wish I could pull off yellow...I just look unwell.

    I also really like that dress, I always miss the good ones with ASOS.

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  5. Thanks rooms!

    Geetabix - thank you! You are so sweet!

    Monkey - thanks!

    Mama bear - thank you!

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  6. Okay ... Just meet you, and normally like to reserve my commenting for at least several sittings, but ... Well ... I think you are lots a fun. This is a great ensemble ... I agree. I never wear visible lace, but am thinking about hopping over to etsy for a peek at this necklace. Love that you love vintage sweaters. My neighbors are all ancient ... It is very sad for me to lose them, but I love seeing young couples visiting and claiming tiny moments from their lives. I think it honors them.

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