I always sneak in a wearing of my ribcage sweater this time of year.
It also has a spider, a bird and a head on it. Very spooky!
- Blazer - InWear; last seen here in July with sunset colours
- Sweater - Jean Paul Gaultier, vintage 90s, consignment; last worn here (2nd outfit) in February with my safety pin coat
- Skirt - Jez of Montreal, vintage 80s, thrifted; last seen here in March with monochrome oxblood
- Boots - Coffee Kope Tiam, Fluevog; last worn here in February with leopard limbs
- Coat (below) - Halston, vintage 70s, consignment, Sidney; last seen here in March
I only buttoned it up when I put my coat on. I spent most of the day with it undone, as in the first pic above.
I love these autumnal colours.
The orange shades of glowing sun and the dark oxblood colour of some of the leaves (the Japanese cherry and plum trees).
The orange shades of glowing sun and the dark oxblood colour of some of the leaves (the Japanese cherry and plum trees).
I often tell people, "If it works in nature, it'll work in an outfit."
You really can't go wrong if you follow that. Nature is a very colourful gal!
You really can't go wrong if you follow that. Nature is a very colourful gal!
Incognito and my We Are Not Amused face.
I didn't realize how rumpled the Ultrasuede coat had gotten from being packed away - I need to steam it!
I didn't realize how rumpled the Ultrasuede coat had gotten from being packed away - I need to steam it!
Accoutrements:
The stuff:
A nice mix.
- Wool hat - roadside find
- Silk scarf - Daniel La Foret, vintage mall, gift from L
- Wool gloves - Parkhurst
Old booties, much loved.
Brutalist bling:
I'm getting a good collection - I need to find a proper brooch, although that loopy one was fine. Always Be Upgrading! - Necklace, both bracelets - Robert Larin, vintage 70s, vintage mall, gifts from L
- Volcano ring - vintage 70s, Mom's
- Silver Anneke and Lars ring - vintage mall
- Silver chain ring - Mexican, consignment
- Square ring - thrifted
- Earrings - vintage mall
- Brooch - consignment; purchased here for $8.00
While I was blogging the weekend shenanigans, L brought in someone to visit me. Guess who's feeling huggy?
Mmmm, cosy Halston!!! I like your cheery orange. The sweater is creeeeeepy!!!
ReplyDeleteHey Vizzini!!! I want a hug too! Kezzie x
The boots and Brutalist bling bring to mind the Victorian era, and I think of your outfit as “modern Victorian.” The skirt is a stunner and I wonder how many folks had to look twice at your sweater to appreciate the image. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Laurie
Really food outfit. I prefer it with the blazer open. Still wearing high heels I see. Ah, the working youth haha.
ReplyDeleteYour Halston coat will keep you warm and stylish.
Greetje
Oops sorry about that. I'd only typed one word and then butterfingers here accidentally pushed publish ...
ReplyDeleteAnyway, second attempt!
That ribcage sweater really is something else and I never thought orange and oxblood would be such an amazing combo. That skirt is absolutely delicious!
Big fan of your brutalist bling too!
And aww, how sweet are those photos of your guys :-) xxx
Lovely shades & definite 70s vibe, boots fab & coat classy, great stuff Sheila !
ReplyDeleteVizzini gives some great hugs!
ReplyDeleteGreat to see that beautiful Halston coat again and loving the orange and oxblood worn together. xxx