Every Monday, I am going to feature an article of clothing that is going into my "give away" box. I will explain why I purchased it (if I remember), why it worked, and ultimately, why it doesn't fit into my curated closet. I'm certain that as I venture on this journey, I will discover that all these pieces are "good enough." My newly curated wardrobe, I hope, will be "great".
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I was looking for longer shirts / tunics that were patterned, figuring I'd be wearing a lot of skinny jean / tunic combos when writing my thesis, and at least pattern would add variety.
What worked on this item?
It had pattern, the colours worked with my skin tone (I think), and it had the length I had wanted.
What didn't work on this item?
I broke my cardinal rule of shopping: I didn't try it on, so I didn't realize that the top was empire-waisted, and created the classical pregnant woman tent not useful to the non-pregnant woman.
What's the plan for this item?
This is a valuable way at looking at clothes. Hearing your inner-dialogue teaches us. It teaches me, at least. I learn a lot from listening to informed women like you talk about clothes. Thanks for the education -- please keep it up!
ReplyDeleteI love this feature! What a neat way at looking at what you have in your closet!
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be a great feature! It's so true about buying something and then it ends up not working for you in the long run. We should all have a closet full of clothes that we love!
ReplyDeleteAh, yes. I've learned the hard way of not trying tops on while thrifting. I never assume anymore. I love the color and way you styled the difficult tunic. I think your best bet is just to look for different cuts in that same color.
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