Another week, and I'm eyeing all those backwards hangers - not a ton of them, but still a few. I built this outfit around this suede jacket, which has been languishing in the closet.
As you probably guessed from the post title, I'm letting go of it. I have lots of good memories, but it doesn't ring my bell anymore.
- Suede jacket - Danier Leather, vintage 80s, consignment; last worn way back here (3rd outfit) in October 2024 for our Hallowe'en party
- Sweater - Papillon, thrifted; last seen here in January with leopard
- Velvet skirt - Rachel Roy, thrifted; last worn here in November 2025 with gold and brocade
- Boots - F-Trip Warhol, Fluevog; last seen here in November 2025 with a red sweater dress
- Sleeveless coat (below) - Only, thrifted; last worn here earlier this month
It's snug, has no pockets and I just never reach for it.
"Reach for meeeeee...."
I did my best to give it a good work outfit send-off - I like this outfit overall.
"I love you!"
The sweater is just a boring cream one but the velvet skirt is gorgeous. And the boots!
The stuff:
Gold and black bling:
Barnabas photobombs me in the morning, but Whateley is my constant companion at night.
Great wavy grooviness! So awesome.
- Hat - gift from Tammy
- Brooch - Monet, vintage 80s, vintage fair
- Fur scarf - thrifted
- Leather gloves - Roeckl, consignment
Barnabas photobombs me in the morning, but Whateley is my constant companion at night.
- Necklace - Monet, vintage 80s, vintage fair
- Earrings - vintage fair
- Gold-tone bracelet - thrifted
- Lucite/gold bracelet - Alexis Bittar, consignment, Sidney
- Brass rings - vintage mall
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