Showing posts with label timely vintage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label timely vintage. Show all posts

Friday, March 25, 2011

The Swan Queen dances again

 Black feather dress: Gap, from mom; 
Shoes: Aerosoles;
Bag: Lulu Letty giveaway, from Timely Vintage;
Cougar Bracelet: vintage, thrift find, from Finder's Keepers (Lawrenceville).
Photos by Jeremiah.

Yesterday was Jeremiah's birthday, and we celebrated by going downtown for an Indian dinner and visiting over milkshakes with his family. To help honor Jeremiah's big day, I decided to dress up in a dress that looks like it was fashioned from the leftover Rodarte pieces from the movie "Black Swan." It's one part delicate on top, and then it's madness in chiffon-y scraps on the skirt. And it's so fluffy. I danced around in it all night, and occasionally said quotes from the movie ("IT'S MY TURN" is pretty funny if you keep saying it in a guttural, maniacal growl).

Because nothing quite says "Happy birthday" to your spouse than imitating the psychological breakdown of a hallucinating, obsessive ballerina, amirite?

Happy weekend,




Monday, May 3, 2010

Of things to come



Dress: Ann Taylor Loft;
Sweater: Target;
Belt: Ann Taylor Loft;
Shoes: Target;
Bracelet: Finder's Keepers;
Bag & scarf: Timely Vintage, via Lulu Letty's giveaway.
How I've worn the dress before: here.

I just wanted to say how smitten I am with my new bag and scarf that I won from Annie from her new shop, Timely Vintage. I got it earlier this weekend and have been using the sweet little eelskin bag ever since. It came in a box so beautifully wrapped in vintage National Geographic magazine pages, I almost didn't want to open it... almost. Thank you to Maria for hosting the giveaway on her site and again to Annie for finding and parting with such beautiful pieces.

I'm trying to wear these Target heels more often, but at 4 1/4 inches, they are the tallest I own, so I've been getting used to the extra height. The dress, you might recall, is #13 from The Dress Project. Looking back at that entry, the gazebo photos seem like so long ago. I'm glad Jeremiah and I are branching out to different photo locations.
The park was so gorgeous Sunday. Hanging out around here during the late afternoons makes me want to experience farm life for real. It really does seem like such an anachronism in the little retail area that it resides in. I had a great day with Jeremiah --- lots of walking around, eating tacos and being silly. This weekend didn't provide enough of a catch-up period because I had to work Friday and Saturday, but I'll be getting a break later this week -- so yay!

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