Showing posts with label Tulle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tulle. Show all posts

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Outfit of the Day: Tweedy Polka Dots

When JG wore this outfit awhile back, I kept the idea of pairing this skirt with a patterned shirt. I had been sticking to wearing a solid on top, so when I saw this blouse in my drawer, it clicked.

 Polka Dot Blouse - Tulle
Skirt - Anthropologie "Tomato Picking"
Belt - random mall store
Tights - Hue
Boots - Hayden Harnett "Madeleine"

This blazer is part of the suit I picked up at the thrift store a few weeks back.

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Outfit of the Day: Lacey D'Armee Dress

Off for an errand running, date-night having day. Going to check out the new Mission Impossible movie at the IMAX, and some sort of soup for dinner? I am thinking ramen, Tim wants beef noodle. I secretly wouldn't mind either, so it will be win-win for me.

D'Armee Dress - Anthropologie, skinny peach glitter belt - Gap, burgundy lace shirt - Tulle, awesome dot-grid tights - Kate Spade (DSW clearance!), shoes - will be Sweater-Cuffed Booties - Anthropologie.

Getting to be crazy busy leading up to the holidays. Hope everyone is doing well!

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Ootd: Down by the bay

Ok, it is actually down by the waterfront...but I don't know any waterfront songs at this moment.  Today was a fantastic day off, full of tons of walking, great food, excellent company, and gorgeous weather.  See, I know Vancouver gets a hard time for being rainy so often, but when it is nice out, it is super nice out.  It was a bit chilly, so no outfit pictures without the coat.  I might be somewhat willing to be cold for pictures sake, but it was way too brisk out.

Down by Canada Place, just enjoying the sun and view. 
Purple hooded wool coat - Tulle
Kindred Spirits sweater dress - Sparrow 
Hayden Harnett Madeleine boots
Taupe belt - Forever21
Oatmeal cardigan - can't remember  

 We finally located the Japadog cart by Waterfront Station.  The all-beef hotdog has Japanese mayo, teriyaki sauce, fried onions, and seaweed.  Strange at first, but the seaweed adds a nice bit of salty flavour.  Very tasty!

Bonus picture of my walking companion and photographer for the day!