Dragons for the Dentist...and a Special Guest

Just home from the periodontist, and my face is half-frozen and I need to lie down. 

 You get short post!

• Sweater - Dalkeith, vintage 60s, thrifted; last worn here (2nd outfit) in November 2018 with velvet and gold
• Skirt - Blind Faith, thrifted; purchased here for $19.99
• Shoes - Channi B; last seen here in October with different dragons and more velvet
• Coat (below) - Stop Staring!, thrifted; last worn here in December 2018

A pretty simple classic look. The solid colour of the top (matching the shoes, of course) focuses on the patterned skirt.

 And it's all comfy enough to sit in a chair for 2 hours, loopy and dozing off under a blanket, while the very nice lady scrapes my teeth.

I do love the happy pill and the mouthful of freezing I get. Could not do it without!

 The skirt did well for its first wearing. It billows well when going down stairs, I am pleased to report.

Thinking about teeth.

 Not happy thoughts.

Outerwear - the weather called for snow flurries mixed with rain. This coat is not warm enough.

 However, I wasn't outside for long between bus stops and Mom's car, so I am just being a mopey whiner.

• Fur boa - thrifted
• Gloves - Parkhurst

The stuff':

 These shoes always get strong reactions. They are so pretty. I like that the pink leather lining peeps out a bit (so I did pink lipstick to match).

Buggy bling:

 I pinned my scarab brooch to the sweater. I feel like it had been neglected.

• Chain bracelet - thrifted
• Hematite bracelet and ring - thrifted
• Earrings - Glee
• Bug brooch - Le Chateau

My mom had to pick up my youngest niece, Sidney, from ballet(? I'm a little foggy on the details) class, and she wanted to peek in my closet.

 Striking a pose with Monster Vest and the fringed boots. I might have to do this look soon!

And then with the velvet ball cap and the Yeti Coat.

Monster Vest liked her more. I let her keep the ball cap.