more random fashion thoughts...

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Today I am wearing the dress over jeans look. I know it never reached complete popularity. I know that maybe only weird people do it, I know that some people think it's awful... but I had two dilemmas today:


1. No clean tights
2. A dress i wanted to wear but can't wear it like i used to. (as in I used to wear it when i was a lot littler and a runner)

So to solve that I am wearing jeans under my dress. Is this acceptable? Does it matter?
I am also wearing a long cardigan over the whole thing to tone it down. I am however, wearing purple shoes with a bow on front of them. I will not tone those down. I like bows.
I'm not usually clothes obsessed, because honestly I can only afford target\old navy\tj maxx, but I do want to look cute. The fun thing is, at this point in my life I am dressing to make myself happy. Lets face it some girls dress for boys, some (most) girls dress for other girls. I used to do both. Until I realized that boys never notice what you are wearing, or they do and don't tell you. And girls notice (everything), but I don't like the competition.
I am leaving for Vegas on Thursday night. And I want to look cute and funky and Za Za Zing! But I'm not there to impress anyone, I'm just there to have an incredibly fun weekend! I come back to my birthday (33!) gasp gasp gasp! Sounds older than I like, but I still feel and look 23! HUZZAH!









(images courtesy of Style Speaker)

Comments

Kristina P. said…
I would have to see it. It SOUNDS cute, but I'm not a big fan of the look.
January 11, 2010 at 11:08 AM
Stephanie Faris said…
I see people doing it. I wouldn't do it but when I see it, I just think the person is very stylish...just not for me. I live by my leggings, though. They're SO comfy. I'm probably too old to be sporting that look but I don't care. I always make sure my butt is covered and wear only dresses with them.
January 11, 2010 at 2:09 PM
Erin said…
I have never been even semi fashion conscious. But I bet you rocked it today!

I only live just over two hours away from Vegas. I wish I could run on over and visit you!!

(And yay for 33 year olds!)
January 11, 2010 at 6:22 PM
Literature Crazy said…
I bet it looked cute and funky. Post pics, please! (Plus, via our virtual connection, I think you dress VERY stylishly... or you freely admit you're going for comfort [which is also admirable]).

I think Target/Old Navy/TJ Maxx are offering many more fashion-savvy looks for the $$-conscious. Now, I've just got to slim down so the more "fashionable" outfits look good (or presentable) on me.

Have fun in Vegas!
January 11, 2010 at 7:11 PM
Anonymous said…
Well you know I've done it, so it must be cool, right? ;) Have fun in Vegas, and I hope to take you out in honor of your awesome 33rd b-day sometime in the near future!!
January 11, 2010 at 8:02 PM
Jennifer said…
I think a dress over jeans looks WAY better than tights!

I hope you have a great time in Vegas. Try not to worry about #33-we improve with age.:)
January 13, 2010 at 6:48 AM
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