Tres Chic?

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I try to be "fashionable" as much as I can, but most days I only have the energy to throw on jeans and a tee, haphazardly blow-dry my hair, and maybe put some jewelry on. But that darned Pinterest site is so full of lovely fashion inspiration, and it's making me want to put together "outfits" and try doing my hair and makeup here and there. I suppose it doesn't take that much extra time... So, is this any good? Or do I look like a dork?




Well, I like it, and I that's all that really matters, right? Shirt is very old, from Target, belt is from Urban Outfitters, my sister made me the skirt, the tights were from a swap party, and the shoes are Urban, as well as the glasses. Mom got me the yellow leather wallet and the pearl bracelet, and Dennis gave me the necklace and antique silver bangle. I managed to pull my hair out of my face and my bangs are getting so long that I have to pull them to the side now! I feel pretty! ^_^

Comments

  1. SaraBethMcgee10:13 AM

    Well you should feel pretty because you are! Love the tights with everything. I just started dressing more like this (I love it) everyday and plan on taking my own outfit pics. Now, to get a new camera....

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  2. Darlene11:46 AM

    Tres chic indeed! I love everything, especially the tights and belt!

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  3. Chase Clark11:12 AM

    Thanks so very much, you guys are too kind!

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  4. Anonymous6:28 PM

    I was thinking today how i feel more confident and powerful when wearing a dress. Funny, something so simple can really change your perspective/outlook on the day. Does for me anyway.

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  5. Sasha7:03 PM

    Tres chic!!! I love love love your tights!! I've been doing the jeans and t-shirt thing alot :(

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  6. akenney7:04 PM

    Oh my goodness, yes! You're adorable. Sweet as pie!

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  7. Chase Clark5:17 PM

    Aww thanks you guys!

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