Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Paris and Plaid

Woo, that was a much-needed quiet two days following the Saturday shenanigans - and we woke up on Monday to a power failure! It was resolved late in the afternoon, so we spent some time in the dark/without electricity. I got a good chunk of my book read. 

I had planned on doing some outfit try-ons, and building up a bunch but instead I just styled up one outfit. 
Back to work after a long weekend is hard! 

  • Eiffel Tower sweatshirt - Kenzo, consignment; last seen here in March with bold stripes and red
  • Shirt with pockets - Luukaa, consignment; first worn here a week ago
  • Skirt - Adolfo, Fall 1984; purchased here for $14.95
  • Boots - Austen Biblio, Fluevog; last seen here in April for a Mom-Day in suede

If you're wondering what the white things hanging down and the collar there are all about, that's this top I wore last week! This was the perfect opportunity to layer it, under my Eiffel Tower sweatshirt. 
I really liked the plaid skirt - it was stretchy but FIRM (due to 100% wool). I had to put on a pair of shorts quickly as it was also very itchy, good to know. 

Incognito
The scarf wafted around as I walked home in the sun. We're in that cold morning/warm afternoon period now, and I shall go on about it.

The stuff: 
Velvet boots have a very narrow window for actually walking to and from work. 

  • Silk scarf - fake Louis (Lewis!) Vuitton, thrifted

Silver bling:
All favourites.

  • Silver S cuff - consignment, Sidney
  • Silver/obsidian bracelet - Mexican, consignment, Sidney
  • Silver Anneke & Lars ring - vintage mall
  • Silver chain ring - Mexican, consignment
  • Silver/onyx bracelet - consignment, Sidney
  • Steel earrings - gift from Lise

Barnabas has gone back to his spot on the spare computer chair lately. 
He's often snoozing there. 

This is from when we stopped at home to feed them on Saturday before going out again. 
Those big eyes! Whateley knows how to turn on the charm! 

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