I found these vintage Caché pallazo pants at the Akron Discovery Shop for $2 and it wasn’t until I went to the fitting room to try it on that I discovered it wasn’t a maxi skirt. I was pleasantly surprised and excited about my find.
I’ve been looking at pictures of my mom in the 70s and I’ve fallen in love with the way she used to wear her hair parted down the middle.
Although I love the way they look with boots and chunky knit sweaters, I wasn’t brave enough to pull out the maxi skirts this past winter. No sir, not in NE Ohio.
When it comes to ultra trendy pieces, I usually only wear them a handful of times.
I remembered the spread on wearing lingerie as outerwear in Stacey’s thrift guide when I bought this nightgown.
Styling this outfit was a complete accident. My feet were cold in my apartment while I was getting dressed for a birthday dinner with my family so I threw on a pair of orange socks.
I’ve been wearing a lot of head to toe black looks lately, maybe because they are the most fun to accessorize. Black with gold has always been one of my favorite color combos.
I found this dress at the Salvation Army for $6. It didn’t have a tag in it but someone hand wrote “silk and satin” inside.
Before you start wondering if this is a formal dress, the answer is yes.
I’ve been on the hunt for a seafoam green top from the thrift store. I knew I’d find one at a second hand shop because this is definitely a shade I’ve seen quite a few grandmothers wear over the years.
