Rich textures and layers, combined with polite lengths and details make for a very sweet 50's look! Prim and proper with a twist, you might say. Speaking of twists, the model's loose and low chignon is a must try! Also, I think the last ensemble might have to make its way into my closet. Don't you just love those pistachio, buttery shoes? They look so comfortable...What do you think about these outfits?
Also, a few mid-week links you might like...
* An interview {Garance Doré}
* Helvetica ♥ cookie cutters
* Beautiful telegram stationary
* The best ipod docks on the market
* French mirrors {to die for!}
(images via Anthropologie)
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Oh yes, buttery shoes--I could use a few pairs! I always enjoy a little flirty 50s fashion in the mix--so fun!
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Those shoes are so cute! I like the dress and the yellow bag. The first outfit is so very 50's.
ReplyDeletethose helvetica cookie cutters are amazing! great find.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful post!
Thank u soo much for the cute comment on my blog :-) ♥
xo alice
I love these looks. Perfect proof that being modest can still be sexy. Great design. And, yes, those shoes are yummy.
ReplyDeleteMiz. November -- I completely agree.
ReplyDeleteThose outfits are perfect!!! I'm in love. saving for inspiration! :)
ReplyDeleteI like every outfit.
ReplyDeleteI love the cinched waists because it emphasizes all the pretty little details at the shoulders. It all makes for a lovely silhouette!
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for the plaid dress. Yum.
ReplyDeleteNow this is my style ~ the bottom right picture is me. Pencil skirt above the knee. Love that complete look. I know where to shop now.
ReplyDeletePaula Grace ~
Totally love these sweet looks! Gorgeous outfits apart, i think you are right. The loose and low chignon is a must try!
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Mmm they just look good don't they, I really love them ... my fav .. top left.
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mad men meets anthropologie!! I love it. I simply can not wait for spring to come :)
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove the library backdrop. I wish, I wish we had Anthropologie in Canada. My favorite one is the shot with the little hat.
ReplyDeleteChristine -- I know exactly what you mean. There is good news on the streets, though! It seems that we here in Vancouver can expect an Anthropologie fairly soon. They wanted to open one 2 years ago, but there were no available spots at the time. I will keep you posted :)
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