[x] is the new black

Indie Fashion is Amazing

2009-09-06T11:58:00.001-07:00

2009-09-01T18:44:00.000-07:00

Hooray for cold weather!!!

More droolable dresses...

2008-04-09T09:09:00.001-07:00

All from MyShape

(left to right) Max and Cleo's Floral Print Crinkle Chiffon Dress $110; Jessica Howard's Jersey and Taffeta Dress $86; Lilly Pulizter's Angelette Dress $298; Papillon's Sleeveless Cut Out Dress $84

Pretties of the moment

2008-03-14T08:02:00.000-07:00

I keep making online shopping carts bursting with shorter hemlines, vibrant colors and classic cuts. Here are some of the highlights:

Urban Outfitters, Lux Debbie Dress $48

Wet Seal, Pleated Front Tube Dress, $20.50

Old Navy, Cap-Sleeve Wrap Dress $20

Amazon, Isaac Mizrahi for Target Strapless Taffeta Pleated Dress $12.49

2008-02-28T06:14:00.000-08:00

I need a new haircut. Here's some styles that look fantastic:

http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=4016&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Boons%20Hair%20Salon
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=6981&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Celeste%20Arnold
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=9054&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Craig%20Davidson%20Hair
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=9406&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Estetica
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=8894&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Paul%20Gordon
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=8172&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Racoon%20Intl
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=8134&month1=&pg=1&styl1=Saks

Raindrops keep falling on my fucking head...

2008-02-28T05:23:00.000-08:00

Buy it from Shop Happy Trails, this slang umbrella makes me so happy.

$18.99

2008-02-26T05:03:00.000-08:00

Spring and summer are fast approaching which means bare legs and shoulders and, if you are anything like me, lots of sunblock.

Here's some dresses from MyShape that make me squeak with anticipation:

Think Ahead!

2008-01-17T09:42:00.000-08:00

Newport News is selling off their seperates for next to nothing!

Motorcycle/Engineer Boots

2007-10-24T13:06:00.000-07:00

Frye Women's Engineer12R $199 from Shoes.com

I am certainly no biker chick and I've never driven a train/been good at physics, but I really want a pair of these boots. I think it's the small piece of me that still longs for the grunge 90's with the babydoll dresses, backpack purses and flannel shirts tied at the waist.

Sh-Booties?

2007-10-24T10:52:00.000-07:00

Shoes? Nope. Boots? Not exactly. Either way, I'm on the prowl for a pair.

Frye Lisa Oxford Pump $158 from Shopbop.com; Nine West Naso $112.95 from Zappos (they do have them in black, but that gray is scrumptious!); Gentle Souls Janover $298.95 from Zappos; Etienne Aigner Nada only $69! from Piperlime

Frye Women's Lisa Shorty $249 from Shoes.com; Connie Women's Greta only $59.99 from Shoes.com; Farylrobin 'Vindica' Ankle Boot $174.95 from Nordstrom (temporarily out of stock); AROUND by Carvela (also come in black) £80 from Kurt Geiger

Furry Nightmare

2007-09-12T11:57:00.000-07:00

We've got all kinds of naked protests that are anti-fur and I'm about to strip and join them after seeing these abominations:

Who, I ask, would look good in this hat and scarf combo by Echo?? It's the visual equivalent of tarring and furry-ing.

Considering the trend for the season is leaning toward very tailored looks, this comes way out of left field.

Maybe I'm being a bit too mean on this one, but I just don't see how anyone could make this look good.

Well maybe except these guys:

If you severly disagree with me, the hat is $42 and the scarf is $68, from Nordstrom.

2007-08-31T10:39:00.000-07:00

From Urban Outfitters, the Lux Bubblegum Dress, is a perfect transitional dress for summer/fall. Pair it with some wedges and a black popover, or wear it with some strappy sandals and bare shoulders...either way, it's super cute! $58 from Urban Outfitters (via Catwalk Queen)

"I dole out justice with the tip of my boot..."

2007-08-24T09:59:00.000-07:00

I've been having visions lately of walking out of my house in the morning and hearing frost crunch under my feet and seeing each puff of breath. Oh, how much I love winter. Although it's traditionally the season of bulky sweaters, dry skin and chapped lips, it's still my absolutely favorite season.

With the nearness of the chilly season, in addition to hunting for the perfect jacket, I also need a solid but sexy pair of boots to get me through snowflakes. As it seems to go for most every post, first there's my dream choices:

Luca Boot by Betsey Johnson, $295 from Nordstrom; Suede Ankle Boot by Christian Louboutin, $890 from Neiman Marcus; Dark brown military-button round-toe boots by Dolce & Gabbana, $929.99 from Bluefly

And then we have the feasible choices:

Juliette by Mia, $85.95 from Zappos.com; 'Jelly Donut' Ankle Boot by BC Footwear, $79.95 from Nordstrom; Morgan by Bronx Shoes, $119.65 from Zappos.com

Any of these would make an excellent 6th pair...

2007-08-24T08:00:00.000-07:00

By 6th pair, I don't mean shoes in general...I just mean mary janes. For some reason I've always had a fascination with them and actually had to make a conscious effort to not buy any more for a while. But certainly if I had the dough, any of the shoes below from Chie Mihara would make a fantastic addition to my collection.

(top row) Oda Heel $338; Crio Heel $316; Gina Heel $316, (bottom row) Mihara Jane Heel $310; Fina Mary Jane $318; Mihara Gonda Heel $336

Found via Shoewawa

Before we wave goodbye to summer...

2007-08-24T07:32:00.000-07:00

From Wet Seal (for the low-low price of $22.50!) comes the Voile Plaid Tube Dress. It just screams that it needs to go on a picnic, no?

Link (found via Catwalk Queen)

Pale foundation, red lipstick and White Christmas

2007-08-14T10:42:00.000-07:00

Last night I visited my local Sephora to try out some mineral makeup. I realize that I'm ridiculously behind the times on this one, but honestly until recently I didn't really wear foundation consistently. So far I am liking my purchase of Tarte pressed mineral powder and I am extremely excited about my new Make Up For Ever lipstick (color pictured at left).

While I was perusing the different stop-engine reds, I noticed their ad campaign advertising lipstick being back to the scene and blah blah blah...and then I saw their model for the campaign (pictured left).

Maybe it's just me, but she has quite the odd resemblance to a young Rosemary Clooney, no?

Who's completely excited about an upsurgence of 40's/50's fashion trends? Oh right, that's me.

Fall and Winter are fast approaching

2007-08-13T10:07:00.000-07:00

And this year I will be attempting to buy two things to get me through the cold times: a nice swing coat and a pair of boots. Today I've been looking for a coat. Unfortunately, last year I found one of the most fantastic coats ever from Dorothy Perkins and could not buy it because I am not located in the UK (nor do I know anyone who is). Sadly, that coat has now disappeared from the Dorothy Perkins website and I am left with the perfect vision of a funnel-neck, grey, just-to-the-knee, assymetrical-buttoned, fantastic coat that will haunt me forever more.

But it's better to have loved and lost than never loved at all, and in that spirit, I am looking for a new coat. The goal is that it can be just about any of the more neutral colors, well-fitted (this in itself is a task because my arms are very long, my hips are rather large, but my waist is relatively small), and classically cut (so no crazy fads that will last but a month). Here is what's been found thus far:

(from left to right) Swing Funnel Coat from Topshop about $131; Black Cotton Snap front belted coat by Genera from Bluefly $179.99; Ameretti coat by Via Spiga from Bluefly $228.99; Tall lady trench from Banana Republic $228; Double-cloth boulevard coat from J. Crew $298 ($308 for tall)

For Jess and other Fairy Tale-loving Fashionistas

2007-08-10T07:43:00.000-07:00

This immediately made me think of a recent post on Folk & Fairy about bringing the whimsical into every day life (and still being generally accepted by society, i.e. not wearing your fairy wings to the gas station, etc.). This is the Prarie Underground Cloak Hoodie in truffle by Doe. Although the price is a bit steep ($174), it is made from 100% organic cotton and I love the fact that people are finally starting to change up the normal hoodie.

Link via Outblush

Dresses to make heads turn

2007-07-30T12:27:00.000-07:00

I've got a wedding in a couple weeks and I haven't the foggiest what to wear. Definitely want to wear a dress, but I definitely don't want to wear all white or all black. Here's some possibilities:

FUN & FLIRT Shirred Polka Dot Halter Dress $15 from Amazon.com (also comes in red with white polka dots); 50's Rockabilly Black & White Polkadot Halter Sundress $34.99 from Amazon.com; Vintage 70s Rust Hooded Maxi Duster Cloak from Ebay (starting bid $9);

Lux Hollywood Dress $29.99 from Urban Outfitters; Isaac Mizrahi for Target Bateau Neck Pleated Dress $39.99 from Amazon.com;

"I am not a plastic bag"

2007-07-25T06:14:00.000-07:00

The newest "it" bag? Nope, not a Louis Vuitton or a Prada...it's a canvas shopper by Anya Hindmark. The bag that's now going on eBay for upwards of $200 is this:

Looks like a normal bag, works like any canvas shopper in that it should be cutting down on plastic and paper waste (provided people will actually use them for their intended purpose rather than carry them alongside their over-flowing Nordstrom paper bag as they scream that they have cash to burn). The problem with this latest "it" bag? It's made in sweatshops. Yes, there's certainly nothing like buying a bag so that you can proclaim that you are going green and supporting unfair labor practices at the same time. The solution? Don't buy the damn Anya Hindmarch bag. Try these out instead:

From left to right:

Proclaim that you did not pay a ridiculous amount of money on eBay for a canvas shopper with this bag from Marissa V. for about $41

From The Container Store, you can keep your shopper with you in case the need arises because this bag folds up into one of those itty bitty pouches that are pictured, only $5 each!

Via The Bag Lady, this 70's-esque imprinted (adorable) tote is $9.70 from Lady Luck Rules OK

Also from The Bag Lady, if you don't want to stand out in the crowd, Uncommon Goods has this shopper made from Tyvek that looks just like a brown paper bag (but is much more strong and durable), $65 - $80

Jaw-dropping

2007-07-17T11:49:00.001-07:00

This beautiful dress is the Sunburst Cocktail Dress by Carmen Marco Valvo Couture. The classic silhouette makes the lines of the fabric just pop and scream high class.

$1650 from Saks Fifth Avenue

Simpson goodness

2007-07-17T11:39:00.001-07:00

I'm a huge Simpsons fan and am absolutely tickled to see some shots of the most recent Harpers Bazaar:

They make my little Simpson avatar look so plain:

Harpers Bazaar found via CatwalkQueen (picture comparisons found here

Avatar made at the Simpsons Movie official site

RedTango (no, it's not a flavor of Kool-Aid)

2007-07-13T07:52:00.000-07:00

I recently purchased this purse (which is hella more pink in real life than this picture) from a small store in Berkley Springs, WV. I am supremely happy with my purchase! It's the perfect size to hold all of my crap (I usually carry an iPod, iPod charger, large cellphone, wallet, and book with me) and is proving to be very durable.

If you have never been to RedTango's site, I suggest that you go now. They have a cute flash animation and lots of merch with the kitty pictured on the purse and other cats. Everything has the 50's-art-deco-retro feel to it.

Link

Living Jewelry

2007-06-28T10:43:00.000-07:00

I've always been the kid who would make clover chains and stick dandelions in her hair, so this is the ideal necklace for me. It's $42 from Rockettoro.

Although I bet if I found a good looking vial, I could figure out how to make one.

(found via NotCot)

Summer Headwear

2007-06-28T08:08:00.000-07:00

With my pastey-pale skin and intolerance for heat, hats are a pretty necessary accessory when I'm going to be outdoors for an extended period of time. I would love to have a stockpile of really large-brimmed, floppy hats, but unfortunately with my short hair, I have to keep with a shorter brimmed hat in order to not look like a boy.

Straw sun hat from Hat Attack $48 from Bluefly

Settling for the Non-Shoegasm

2007-06-28T07:40:00.000-07:00

Remember that $100 giftcard? Remember the absolutely adorable flats made by French Sole that were originally purchased with said giftcard?

Yeah, I love those shoes. Unfortunately for me, I need a size 10 in this style and Zappos completely ran out of 10's. I tried to wait until they got a new shipment, I really did, but unfortunately I could wait no longer and have purchased these flats by DKNY:

Also very cute, but no fantastic color as the French Sole flats.

Vintage Finds

2007-06-27T09:15:00.000-07:00

The more I look for vintage fashions, the harder and harder it seems to be to find. You may get the right cut, but then it's usually nothing close to the right color scheme. Here's some vintage clothing and accessories that I've found online that hit the nail right on the head.

When in doubt, search some vintage patterns and be in complete control of the fit and color scheme. These are all from Vogue's Vintage pattern section. Each of these patterns are $15 and the clean lines on each would make these pieces you could keep and wear forever.

From Pin Up Girl Clothing, these three fantastic dresses. I love the length of the skirts. A lot of their clothing is a bit on the sexier side for my tastes, but the two sundresses are just so bubblegum-sweet, it's hard to resist!

More from Pin Up Girl Clothing. These are pretty pricey but are pure candy for the eyes. At one point they had a lipstick pink version of the "Meteor" purse on the right.

Lipstick is a must-have if you are going for a retro-inspired-vintage-rockabilly-whatever-the-hell-you-want-to-call-it look. I love the Besame Red (pictured on the far left). These are from MyBabyJo.com by Besame Cosmetics.

Okay, so Benefit cosmetics doesn't really have all retro makeup, but their packaging is fantastic. They also have a great line of fake-its for tired eyes, not-so-flawless complexions and even jiggly thighs/legs/etc.

Fantastic cat-eye sunglasses from RetroPlanet.com. (And each under $10!)

Now I just have to find a nice field of daisies to wander around in...

2007-06-21T12:55:00.001-07:00

The Tailwind Sundress by OK47 that would be absolutely fantastic with some yellow espadrilles and a red floppy hat. The pattern is what struck me about this one, it's not the kind of print that inspires frock horrors nor is it completely boring. It's just a very sweet dress for summertime frolicking!

$75 from Paper-Doll

Finally some patchwork that doesn't look like grandma's curtains (or the big top at the circus)

2007-06-21T12:48:00.000-07:00

The Favrille G dress by Dagg and Stacy from Paper-Doll. Silhouettes in a dress are very important and despite the cuts being a little more edgy, it still has a very classic cut. I'm really digging the polka dot and pinstripe combo, it adds some interest without looking like it was made from random scraps that were sitting around the design room floor. (Also very cute in yellow)

$190 from Paper-Doll (via Popgloss)

The Anatomy of Sales, Clearance and Retail, Part 2: Storewide Sale Events

2007-06-15T11:28:00.000-07:00

If the store is advertising some sort of sale event where you get so much of a percentage off of your total purchase, you've got a genuine, bonafide sale. But don't be fooled by this ploy, sales of this nature happen often (if you doubt it, think of every single holiday that may be celebrated in the home, but stores tend to publicize greatly: President's Day, Labor Day, Memorial Day, etc.). Unless that percentage caps 35% or so, I wouldn't go all crazy because in the end, you're doing what the retailers want you to do: spend more money than you would originally because you feel like you are getting a bargain.

If the store is advertising a sale but not using the angle of a total purchase, do not run to this store. Check out their weekly ad online and see if they have any items that you actually want and save yourself the trip if nothing catches your eye.

Always read fine print on flyers and coupons unless you are prepared to make a scene at the store in order to get your sale price.

The Anatomy of Sales, Clearance and Retail, Part 1: Price Watching

2007-06-15T11:02:00.000-07:00

"Fasion is not a luxury, it's a right." This would be the slogan for Sarah Jessica Parker's new line for Steve & Barry's called Bitten. Everything in the clothing line is less than $20 and most of it is extremely cute. I will be making a trek to Steve & Barry's tomorrow to see it up close and personal and I am very excited. Which brings me to the subject of bargain shopping.

It's one thing to say that you only buy things on sale. But when that sale is at Nordstrom, it's still hella more expensive than my budget allows. I work in retail, I know the secret of a sale. Now this may not be true for all retailers, but it's been pretty accurate for most places I shop:

If there is a sticker of a sale price on the tag, chances are that if you wait it out, the price will go down even further. Waiting for prices to drop can be tricky because if your size is not in the majority, chances are that they will run out of that size. Most retail establishments have the ability to transfer merchandise between stores, utilize this when necessary.

I have only two stores in which I price watch and those would be Burlington Coat Factory and DSW Shoe Warehouse. The reason for those two seemingly random stores? I can visit them every day of the week. They are located in the shopping mall where I work and it takes me about 5 mins to peruse each store and check things out. Shopping lunches are particularly enjoyable and I suggest them to anyone and everyone.

Purchase!

2007-06-15T10:57:00.000-07:00

I cracked and spent the $100 on the flats that I really love. Based on the advice by some previous shoppers, I ordered a 1/2 size up from the normal and so they had them in my size. I just adore this color!

Edit: Have to return them and get a full size larger. Thank goodness for Zappos free shipping!

Yeah! Free Shoes! Now what do I get?

2007-06-12T11:01:00.000-07:00

I am having a shoe conundrum. It is well known that I am a very thrifty person (which is a nicer way of saying that I'm a cheap bastard) and recently I recieved a $100 gift card to Zappos.com from the wonderful Manolo the Shoeblogger.

Now comes the question of, what do I buy? Originally I thought I would buy a pair of shoes that were just fun, but now the other half of me (that thrifty half) is telling me to go on the cheaper side and get two pairs of shoes that I would actually wear. I think I have narrowed myself down to a sensible shoe (I do not own any black flats, and I think that needs to be rectified) and a more fun, but still wearable shoe (maybe a fun color? interesting cut?).

Here are some of my initial ideas for my new shoes:

The practical:

Dr. Scholl's - Step Up $72.95

The self improvement shoes:

Earth - Allure $112.95, MBT - Sport Low $248.95

The If-I-wanted-to-treat-the-gift-card-like-a-$100-off-coupon shoes:

(left to right) Cesare Paciotti - 9380101 $485.95, Sigerson Morrison - Belle $308.95, Ruthie Davis - DAVIS $283.00

2007-06-12T10:35:00.001-07:00

Who knew it would be so hard to find some plain black flats? Zappos has an amazing selection of shoes, so that may be contributing to the problem. But still, whatever happened to classic cuts? I don't want a bow or a kitten heel, no pointed toes (I have big feet and I don't need help to make them look bigger), no sparkles, no grommets. Just a plain, black, rounded/almond toed flat that doesn't look like it came straight out of Grandma's closet. Here are the few that I have found:

The first (and my favorite) is the Sloop by French Sole. It looks so comfortable and so simple. The downside of it? It costs $98.95. That would mean only one pair of shoes with my gift. The second is the Keepsake by Steve Madden for $55.95. It also comes in a non-patent leather but borders on the Grandma side of the shoe spectrum. Lastly is Bees, also by Steve Madden for $69.95. The little bow isn't too cutesy that it detracts from the cut of the shoe so I could deal with it.

This is the part where everyone is thinking, just get the $100 one that you like, it's not like you're paying for it. And up until this point, I may have slightly for a minute thought about agreeing with you, until I found these:

The Rosina by Shellys London: They look amazingly comfortable, have a nice rounded toe, and come in this great teal color (or a purple) and at $45.95, I could get a pair of each color.

Now if only they had my size in all of the shoes mentioned...

My kind of workout shoes...

2007-05-31T07:51:00.000-07:00

These are shoes that aren't just nice to look at and a bit on the sporty side, but they actually tone your legs and bum while you just walk around in them.

Sport Low by MBT $248.95 These would be the priciest ones out there. Supposedly they make you feel as though you are walking on sand all day. Notice that the soles are rounded, which I would think would burn a lot of fat just standing still and trying not to fall over.

Allure by Earth $112.95 The conscruction of these shoes is based on the toe being higher than the heel. Supposedly it gives you perfect posture and all day it's like you are walking up a hill. I definitely think that would tone, but I think I'd get pretty dern tired walking uphill all day.

Fit Flops (for sale at Running Bare) Currently selling for 36 pounds in the UK (approx. $72) All the rage in the UK right now, these are supposed to be very similar to MBT's, in that they feel like walking on sand all day. Bath and Body Works are supposedly carrying these, so I definitely want to try them out and see if I feel anything toning.

Kirsta says that I need to go crazy...

2007-05-31T07:47:00.000-07:00

Here's some crazy/expensive shoes that I could buy...

(from left to right) Cesare Paciotti 938010 $484.95; Belle by Sigerson Morrison $308.95; DAVIS by Ruthie Davis $283.00

(from left to right) 1582 by Casadei $295.00; C10082 Lsxo 00 by Moschino $398.95; Debutante by Irregular Choice $129.56; Gypsey Girl by Irregular Choice $120.56

...if I didn't feel so bad about spending the cash on shoes that I would wear maybe once.

If there's ever been a ring I need, it's this one...

2007-05-23T07:57:00.000-07:00

Presenting the Coffee & Cigarettes ring by D*licious via Shanalogic.com. Unfortunately they are sold out.

Edit: They got more in! Someone, quick! I wear a size 7! Link

Fashion that fits my budget

2007-05-21T07:59:00.000-07:00

Sarah Jessica Parker's line of clothing for Steve & Barry's will be coming out soon and I've gotta say, I'm pretty excited. SJP's view on this line is that "Fashion is not a luxury, it's a right," and so in the spirit of that, nothing in her line will be above $20. This makes me very very happy.

Link

It's like having a sponsor...except getting no bank for it.

2007-05-18T11:44:00.000-07:00

Today's t-shirt posts were brought to you via Uncrate.com. They have lots of manly stuff like cufflinks and stainless steel and concrete rings. And they have a feature on this tee:

From what's becoming my new favorite online store...

2007-05-18T11:42:00.000-07:00

Urban Outfitters, the Paul Frank Volume Knob tee.

Link

Since it seems to be a day for t-shirts...

2007-05-18T11:16:00.000-07:00

Here's a bunch that also I love from Threadless.com (click each pic to go to the site):

The dude abides

2007-05-18T11:06:00.000-07:00

Straight from the Lebowski fest (to be held in Louisville, KY from July 20th to the 21st), I bring you the 'Abide' shirt. So simple, yet so fantastic. Link

Blue Blood Women's Jacket

2007-05-17T15:23:00.000-07:00

I love funnel neck coats. It's like having a coat and a scarf all in one. I think it goes along with my love of combination items (i.e. lipgloss that's also a breath freshener, a PDA phone, etc.) Also in the vein of combos, thegiantpeach.com is a combo store: music and clothing.

Link

Linen Jetball Hat with contrast stitching

2007-05-17T15:12:00.000-07:00

This hat from Urban Outfitters is just too cute. I love to wear hats but it's kind of hard to find casual hats that work well with short hair. Link

Naked shoes for naked people

2007-05-16T13:31:00.000-07:00

Dopies, called the ultimate shoe by its creators, can barely be considered shoes at all. The strap can be taken out and all you're left with is the folded toe design that keeps your foot on the sandal. I really wonder how comfortable these are (although for $40, I'll probably keep wondering for a while.) Link

The Great Bathing Suit Search

2007-05-15T14:01:00.000-07:00

Unfortunately, I have been blessed with a rather large backend. This proves annoying when attempting to find a swimsuit that fits and fits well. I can go with a two piece, but I'm always just entirely too self-conscious while wearing it. Many years ago, I was in posession of a black, one-piece swimsuit which had boyshort bottoms, a low back and fit me just perfectly. Sadly, this bathing suit disappeared while I was moving to college. I have been searching for this swimsuit for years but to no avail...until today!

I present the Damsel Polka Dot One Piece swimsuit from Urban Outfitters. I love the halter ties and the cut of the backend. They also have the same cut in solid colors as well. I love that the 40's/50's are coming back! Link

This one is from pinupgirlclothing.com. It's at a lower price point which is always a bonus and it has that cute kind of non-skirt skirt. Link

This one is Retrodress. They have a selection of Esther Williams-inspired bathing suits. I love the rouching at the sides. Link

Naughty Secretary Club

2007-05-03T08:10:00.000-07:00

Fun accessories made by real people.

Etsy Seller: whosesarinow

2007-04-27T08:11:00.000-07:00

This Etsy seller just makes some beautiful clothes. Most items are made from silk scarves with intricate, but not too busy, patterns.

Link

Nixon: Simsbury hat

2007-04-27T08:09:00.000-07:00

I adore this hat! Something about it just makes me think of fantastic spring drizzles with cute little umbrellas and wellies.

Link