Chartreuse, Copper, and Touches of Turquoise

This is a repeat of an outfit I last wore two years ago! I was pawing around in my light sweaters, and remembered this outfit (here). 

Why not wear it again? No two of my outfits are ever the same - I always change some details. 

• Linen/cotton knit top - no label, thrifted; last seen here (3rd outfit) with my blossom skirt in April for a long weekend hangout with our pals
• Linen blend trousers - Zara, consignment; last worn here with optic chartreuse in May
• Shoes - Vogettes Misty, Fluevog; last seen here (3rd outfit) in my first party outfit for L's birthday in June
• Linen/cotton/silk wrap jacket (below) - Theyskens' Theory, RTW Fall 2011, thrifted; last worn here in April over a teal dress (need to wear that again!)

I laughed when I set the camera for my first shot in the morning. 

"Okay, I'm ready!"

What a funny boy you are, Whateley. 

This is how I wore it for most of the day, as I was freezing in the office in my short sleeved sweater.

I felt like I was in pajamas. 

I like this top better when it was tucked in at the front, but eh, whatever. I forgot.

I'm surrounded by cats, and it's hard to care. 

Incognito. 

The long ends of the scarf wafted around me in the breeze. Lovely. 

The stuff: 

Comfy shoes.

• Silk scarf - Krizia, thrifted
• Copper/enamel leaves brooch - Matisse by Renoir, vintage 60s, vintage fair

Copper and turquoise bling: 

Some of this is enamel, and at least one piece is glass. I'm not sure if any of it is real turquoise. 

• Copper/enamel cuff - Matisse by Renoir, vintage 60s, vintage fair
• Copper/turquoise squash blossom cuff - Bell Trading Co., consignment
• Copper/turquoise oval brooch - Bell Trading Co., vintage 60s, thrifted
• Tiny copper/turquoise ring - vintage 50s, Grandma J's
• Copper ball ring - consignment
• Copper/glass ring - consignment
• Copper/enamel earrings - Matisse by Renoir, vintage 60s, Grandma J's
• Copper/turquoise necklace - Bell Trading Co., consignment (twin to Vix's)

Box cats!

Someone (Barnabas) likes to bite the edges. 

They were bounding around. 

Thanks for posing!