In an area as proud of its Irish heritage as mine is, green for St. Patrick's Day is de rigeur.
Black drape-front cardigan: Velvet, Marshall's
Olive green rib-knit tank: thrifted
Darker green tank: Ann Taylor Loft
Chartreuse belt: thrifted
Denim mini: Old Navy
Boots: John Fluevog, "Rosabelle"
It was so warm and gorgeous out we were hanging out on the deck for a while!
After a way-too-long and dreary winter, I'm willing to take any chance I can get to spend time outdoors in the sunshine.
This is also my first time wearing glasses with the new haircut. I've only recently become comfortable in glasses again, after years of wearing contacts pretty much exclusively.
Tiny Celtic knot stud earrings: gift from my cousin
Bronze Byzantine chain (worn as bracelet): Wolfgaard Armory, remixed
Green stone teardrop necklace: Central Asian
Purple-and-green stripey socks: Sock Dreams "Super Stripe Knee Highs"
Despite the matchiness of my majorly-green outfit, I couldn't possibly play it straight with in all green. You can just see the cuffs of these purple socks above my boots.
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Hmmm pooh - my last comment was just deleted. It was to the tune of "I spent several hours in an Irish bar without any green on. Can you imagine how disappointed I was (and thrilled Michael was) that I did not get pinched?"
ReplyDeleteI love your glasses with your hair. Way cute!
ReplyDeleteYesterday I wore a good amount of green; olive green, because it's one of my favorites. Usually, i forget and wear green the day before, because it's my sweetie's birthday. He's a pisces, and I always think of him as green and aqua blue. Ramble ramble. :)
Your haircut is ADORABLE. I actually ended up wearing a green t-shirt to work on Wednesday, but only because I was getting dressed in the dark and thought it was a black t-shirt.
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