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Valentine's eye candy

1/29/2014

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5 gifts under $40...

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Boden Velvet Trim Cami, $34
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Anthropologie Charmed Dots Serveware, $12.95
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Anthropologie Scarlet Thistle Set, $29.95
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dEliA's Xoxo Sweetheart Necklace, $5.90
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Sundance Catalog Loveable Ruby Ring, $38





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Burgundy & blue

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Spot on

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10 of my absolute clothing truths

1/28/2014

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I know a few things for certain...

1. H&M bras are the best buy for the money. I have several that I got

buy-one/get-one free for $5 (hence, $2.50 each), & they are very well made with removable pads & metal clasps. See more here. 

2. Forever 21 has the best & cheapest camis ($1.80). They're thin, which is what you want to stave off bulk under your clothes.


3. Walmart is cheaper than Target. 

4. Skirts are more comfortable than pants. 

5. GAP, BR, Abercrombie, & J. Crew Factory offer an additional discount every single day. I generally try to hold out until it's 30%-40% off. I try never to pay for shipping.

6. Ross, J. C. Penney, & Kohl's have better deals than T.J. Maxx, Marshall's, Burlington, Macy's, or Dillard's. All these stores require a lot of time & patience. 

7. Clothes from Boden, Garnet Hill, Zara, Nordstrom, & Anthropologie typically have lasting value & appeal. 

8. Gray is my favorite color. 

9. I need one pair of really good boots in the fall/winter & one pair of really good sandals in the spring/summer.

10. I often fall in love with the outfit on the manikin. 


What are some of your clothing truths? 


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Forever 21 Basic Scoop Neck Cami, $1.80



Another pretty gray sweater catches my eye, 40% off...
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Banana Republic Beaded Pullover, $62.99 minus 40%
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Our complicated relationship with the drycleaner

1/27/2014

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A drycleaner is like a doctor except hopefully you see the drycleaner more often than you see the doctor. The intimacy comes from a fact we rarely acknowledge: that your drycleaner works with the clothes that you have worn on your body & brought to him or her soiled, stained, & wrinkled. It always feels funny to me to hand over my clothes in this state--
why should anyone other than a relative have to turn my clothes right side out, treat stains, or press my clothes? 

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Women at work drycleaning in Slovenia, 1960s, Photo by DragiĊĦa Modrinjak [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Much like a doctor, you may prefer a drycleaner of the same sex so that you won't feel as embarrassed about your personal things. But typically drycleaners are men, it seems to me. 

Drycleaners are indeed part miracle-workers with their skills at getting out difficult stains. 

I sometimes wonder if drycleaners go into the business because they like clothes & fashion. Some are very well dressed, & most wear very clean and pressed clothing even if their outfits are casual workwear. 

Many drycleaners are family-owned & operated. The big chains are often elitist, & I'd be hard pressed (ha!:) to understand why they're more expensive. 

I've worked several jobs in the service industry in my life, the most memorable as a custodian at a university. I cleaned the student center & the chapel. In the chapel I would pick up tissues from the floor after a wedding or a funeral, throw away left-over flowers, & vacuum. The student center was a bit more frightening with every kind of mess. I would also empty trash cans in offices; here, I was granted access into individuals' personal space, & I noticed the photos on their desks, the art on their walls, & sometimes what they threw away.

We can ignore the intimate nature of our relationships with those who help care for our things, or we can acknowledge it with graciousness & friendship. I visited the drycleaner in our old neighborhood about once a week, & over time, Tony & I became friends. He's pursuing a business degree, & we'd often talk about his classes. He recently got married (see link to his wedding story below). He works in the drycleaner with his aunt & uncle. I miss him now that we've moved. 





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Tony & his beautiful bride Bella

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Contrast-color pocket & color-block tees

1/26/2014

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I think some of these are pretty cute, do you?

Color pocket tees...

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J. Crew Factory Mixed-striped Pocket Tee, $19.99
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J. Crew Factory Mixed-striped Pocket Tee, $19.99
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Garnet Hill Classic Sailor Knit Top, $14
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Garnet Hill Classic Sailor Knit Top, $14
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Talbots Stretch Weekend Stripe Tee, $39.50

Color-block tees...

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J. Crew Factory Colorblock Baseball Tee, $24.50
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J. Crew Factory Colorblock Baseball Tee, $24.50
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J. Crew Factory Contrast-stripe Boatneck Tee, $19.99
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J. Crew Factory Contrast-stripe Boatneck Tee, $19.99



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Back to the ole burgundy & blue

1/21/2014

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I've been obsessed with burgundy with blue for some time (see post here) & have been amazed how many new outfits I've come up with thanks to this surprising color combination. 

3 from Boden
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Here are my latest outfits assembled with this color combo...



New Abercrombie & Fitch striped oxford, H&M skirt, GAP maternity cardigan, cabernet tights
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Just a minor variation--a decade-old blue-gray shirt from Target with the same H&M skirt, cabernet tights
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Very cheap J. C.. Penny Joe Fresh skirt (around $2.97 in store), old wine/aubergine-colored GAP cardigan, new sleeveless thin white shirt from Abercrombie & Fitch to wear underneath, navy tights

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Super old Boden merino sweater, same thin sleeveless Abercrombie shirt, old Banana Republic cord skirt, heather brown tights


After I told my 8-year old son/photographer about the color scheme, he picked out this outfit for me. 

At first I thought I was just humoring him putting it on, but then I realized I really liked it! 


Never underestimate the power of children to mix up your wardrobe in new, fun ways. 
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Got any burgundy & blue? Have you tried wearing these colors together?









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Inspiration equation: 
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Spring shirts & blouses, $10 & up

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The Challenge, part 2: 
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Mickey Mouse tees

1/19/2014

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Do you love/hate/lovehate Disney? I've been there (shocking!), but I had such a hard time finding a t-shirt there that I liked. After I left, I wished I'd bought one of the ones with Mickey's big yellow shoes--so cute!

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Disney Store Mickey Mouse Tee for Women (also available in men's, kids', & plus sizes), $16.50


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dELiA's Oversized Mickey Mouse Tee for women, $26.90 Buy One, Get One 50% Off


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Disney Store Mickey Mouse shirts for adults, $22.95


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From Old Navy, for women, $14.94 minus 20%


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Disney Store Mickey Mouse Tee for Adults - Hipster Mickey, $27.95



Who's got an upcoming trip to Disney planned? Can I come?


T-shirt Sunday Tees
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Spot on

1/16/2014

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A spotty post                                               --based loosely on the book Oh My Oh My Oh Dinosaurs by Sandra Boynton
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Spots GOOD
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Boden Pique Mini, $39
      and spots BAD.
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from the lovely blog "Lily in Canada" (click the photo to reach her blog)


Spots HAPPY
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dELiA's Button-Down Polka Dot Shirt, $29.90
                and spots SAD.
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Boden Must-Have Tee, $35.20


Spots RED
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Boden the Shirt, $58
             and spots BLUE,
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A-Line Cashmere Sweater, $49.00


Spotted BIKINI,
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Victoria's Secret Contrast Baudeau Bikini, $30.50, with Hipster Bottom, $18.50
                and spotted SHOE.
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Boden Chic Mid Heel, $44.40


Spots BUSY,
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GAP Split-neck printed top, $39.99
              spots FEW,
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Banana Republic Embellished Striped Crew, $79.99


    and spots muted from J. CREW.
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J. Crew Chambray Dot Peasant Top, $49.99


Spots EARLY.
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Boden Bistro Crop Trousers in Neutral Bud, $88


Spots LATER.
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Boden Winter Audrey Dress, $108.80


People spotted in an elevator.
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Someone in spots looking right at YOU to say GOODBYE because we're through. 
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Garnet Hill Everyday Crewneck Sweater, $68
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Shirts & blouses for spring, $10 & up

1/12/2014

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If you're like me, you're already starting to panic about spring, the hardest season to dress for. Now I know why the stores start promoting the next season so early--so it won't take you by surprise when you wake up one morning, & it's 70 degrees out, & you need something fresh & bright. As soon as we cross the hump of January, it seems we lighten up & turn away from fall & winter browns. 

The shirts below are from unlikely places. You may worry that they are teenibopper shirts, but my theory is that the teens are not ordering many of these shirts, which is why they're on sale. I've ordered these basic, grown-up style shirts from these stores, & I'm always amazed that even the sizing is normal, not small. The best part is the low prices. 

I'm hoping a few of these will have me well prepared for spring, & I can wear them as a light layer under sweaters in the meantime. I love their tiny collars!

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A&F Kenzie Shirt, $27.20 minus 20%, free ship over $50, also in navy & pink


Crisp button-downs
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A&F Maya Shirt, $40.60 minus 20%, free ship over $50
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A&F Mia Shirt, $26.10 minus 20%, free ship over $50
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AE Girlfriend Shirt, $14.99, lavender, free ship


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Forever 21 Classic Button Down Shirt, $15.80

Forever 21 has a bunch more basic cotton cotton/linen button-downs in white, navy, stripes, pink--all well under $20. 
Here are many of them.
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AEO Factory Button-down Shirt, $14.99, free ship


Pretty & sheer blouses (you'll need a cami underneath)
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A&F Eddy Shirt, $18.72 minus 20%, free ship on $50
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A&F Eddy Shirt, $18.72 minus 20%, free ship on $50
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A&F Rylie Shine Print Shirt, $23.80 minus 20%, free ship on $50, also in navy


Easy sleeveless underneath a sweater--no bulk in the arms
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A&F Angie Embellished Shirt, $16.32 minus 20%, free ship on $50, also in pink
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A&F Stacy Sleeveless Shirt, $11.60 minus 20%, free ship on $50, also in navy, pink, & blue
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A&F Casey Shirt in embroidered white, $13.92 minus 20%, free ship on $50

Just a nice shirt


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A&F Ella Shine Shirt, $23.20 minus 20%, free ship on $50, also in white, green, & pink


Sheer
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Aero Sheer Chiffon Woven Top, $14.99 minus 30%
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Aero Sheer Chiffon Woven Top, $14.99 minus 30%
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Aero Sheer Chiffon Woven Top, $14.99 minus 30%
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Aero Sheer Chiffon Woven Top, $14.99 minus 30%


Black but whisper thin
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AE Printed Chiffon Button-down Shirt, $39.95, also in pink, free ship
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AE Printed Popover, $19.95, free ship
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AE Paneled Chiffon Button-down, $14.99, free ship












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The Challenge, part 2: stirring up the work wardrobe

1/11/2014

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Whew! It was truly a challenge to find a new combination for work every day this past week. I was almost late each day! I nearly gave up mid-week, & my photographer (age 8) began to rebel against documenting the process. 

The Challenge: Every day pair things I've never worn together, so I'm not wearing the same ole same ole.
 
The Rules are very liberal. Any change--from adding a scarf to wearing a different top, different tights, different shoes, even just different earrings--constitutes changing the outfit. 


Suggestion: One thing that helped me with the challenge was putting clothes that I'm on the fence about into clear bins, stacked in the closet. I dug into the bins a couple times during this process to find an older, barely worn, unworn, or unpopular item, & I could also see more clearly what I did love in my closet without so much hanging there. 



The Usual (& Unusual) Suspects
I've always worn this blue sweater with this black wool skirt, even though I don't really like the combo much. The scarf was an addition I made in the fall--has helped a bit. 
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This skirt is a new purchase from
H&M ($15), but I hadn't found a way to wear it.

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H&M Pencil Skirt, $15


A new dress ($29) from Garnet Hill, hadn't worn it yet.
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Black & white is all I'd done with this Boden ponte knit black skirt so far. 


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New, improved (?) outfits...
Day 1
The shirt is from Old Navy & is at least a decade old. The Banana Republic sweater is about 5 years old & was on the chopping block. I like this outfit better than the Usual Suspect above :-)
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Day 2
I've owned the studded cardigan (Old Navy) for about 5 years but could never find a way to wear it. I'm pretty happy with how it looks with the new skirt, & I'm glad to wear it at last!
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Day 3
I love blue with burgundy, so I gave the floral shirt a try underneath my go-to crewneck even though the skirt has a damask pattern. 
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Here's what the shirt looks like--from Abercrombie & Fiitch. 
Similar here & here for about $20 each. 
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Day 4
The shirt is from Target & about a decade old. The wrap cardigan is Boden & at least 5 years old. I almost always replace a cloth belt that comes with a wrap sweater with a leather belt--looks less like a bathrobe that way.
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Day 5
The dress is sort of plain, but I think replacing the cloth belt with the yellow belt (Fossil) helps. 
The dress is 100% silk & very comfortable. 
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What I learned:
I had to dig deep into the recesses of my closet & into bins of clothes I haven't worn in years to find new combinations. 
I learned that clothes don't go out of fashion as quickly as we think. Most of my new combos are drawn from shirts 5-10 years old, but I think I was able to assemble modern outfits from them. Classic button-downs & basic sweaters are always in style. It's ideal to pair & vary something new with something old to keep from looking outdated. 

I came out of this Challenge with at least twice as many outfit options than I'd had before.
 
Did anyone take on the Challenge with me? How'd it go? Anyone ready to try it now?






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Don't put that fancy dress away--top it & wear it to work!

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Our first taste of retail

1/9/2014

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Do you remember the first clothing purchase you made just for yourself? Do you remember the first outfit you bought for a job interview?

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For years, our parents dress us & buy most of our clothes. They tell us--or model--how to dress for important events, how to dress to fit into society, how to dress to make a certain impression. 

Then one day you make your first clothing purchase on your own. Do you remember that purchase? 

I remember mine. It was a purse. I was traveling with my parents; I don't remember what city we were in, but it might have been Albuquerque, New Mexico. I was probably around 12. I didn't tell anyone I was going. I walked around the corner from the hotel to a small boutique, really more like a souvenir shop. There was a rounder of purses (much like a rounder of postcards), & I found one I liked. I think it was light brown, & I'm pretty sure it had a cross-body strap like I'd wear today. I bought it & felt so grown up! I had a rush of all the feelings that come with shopping--a lift, pride, vanity, empowerment, ownership. It started me down a path of buying things for myself to feel that lift, perhaps the start of an addiction. 

"Carrie passed along the busy aisles, much affected by the remarkable displays of trinkets, dress goods, stationery, and jewelry.... She could not help feeling the claim of each trinket and valuable upon her personally, and yet she did not stop. There was nothing there which she could not have used--nothing which she did not long to own. The dainty slippers and stockings, the delicately frilled skirts and petticoats, the laces, ribbons, hair-combs, purses, all touched her with individual desire."               
                    --from Sister Carrie: A Novel by Theodore Dreiser

In high school, my parents still bought most of my clothes, but I would walk down to The Yellow Front store, about a mile from my house, & buy my own jeans--Levi's 501s, of course!

In college, I worked at The Limited & put the bulk of my paycheck right back into the store, so most of my clothes came from there. I was still feeling that lift when I bought something new & often the buyer's regret afterwards. I began to indulge in shopping, follow trends, develop my own style. 





Will you tell me about your first clothing purchase or about a purchase that served as a rite of passage for you?



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