I am wearing one of my new shirts today. It's from Forever 21. What drew me was its color - I don't have anything pinkish-gray-purpley. I like it! Plus, it stretches to the max so I can wear it when I get preggo. Double score.
Wearing pink faux pearls ($5), secondhand F21 top ($4), J Brand jeans ($158), brown shoes from Korea ($25, 3 years ago).
I am also wearing brown shoes if you couldn't tell (I love the bows). Black and brown DO go together. I used to be one of those matchy-matchy people but don't worry, I am better now. Anyway, I felt very cute and Asian today. I usually try to downplay my Asianness but today it was just inevitable.
I really like the color and shape of your shirt and the shoes look also great :).
ReplyDeleteI can only see your feet on this picture!
ReplyDeleteSo chic!
ReplyDeleteNice shoes!
ReplyDeleteI have that shirt and love it...it does feel very chic. Love the black / brown combo even though I tend to be matchy-matchy myself.
ReplyDeleteThat skirt is really lovely! And the shoes are cool as well:)
ReplyDeleteGreat shirt! I love the black/brown-- I've been experimenting with those two together recently, and I love what you've done here!
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I'm so glad we've been emancipated from that whole black doesn't go with brown thing. I also had a friend tell me in grade school that black & green don't go together. Poo on that! XOXO, MissAmy
ReplyDeleteI haven't decided whether to be offended or not by the matching comment...hm...I think not! :-D
ReplyDeleteI did, however, think it was pretty darn funny when I read a post about it on Sal's blog and then on yours, too! :D TOO FUNNY!
Thanks for all the comments--I really appreciate your feedback!
Those shoes are just adorable. I love your clever thrifty outfits!
ReplyDeleteOh-so-cute!
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Sweet shoes.
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ReplyDeleteWHAT? you are Asian?
Cuteeeee shoes!
ReplyDeletehaha, embrace your asianness! and you look adorably feminine!
ReplyDeletevery cute shoes
ReplyDeletethis top is great, I could wear it soooo much :)
ReplyDeleteHaha, I know what you mean about downplaying Asianness. My mom actually said to me one time, "You're not even a little bit Asian in your brain." That comment made me a little bit sad but I know my mom was just demonstrating one of her weirdo Asian mom statements.
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