It embodied my independant, intellectual persona yet made me feel feminine in a distinctive way. That maybe by not highlighting the obvious fact that I'm a girl, it beautifully contrasted with my naturaly girly features. There.
Yes, sometimes I got teased but that's what you get for being different. I'm talking about a strong leather riding boot with tucked in skinny jeans, a loose button down layered under a cashmere sweater, a school boy blazer, knit scarf, fedora and ethnic jewelry.
But look how cute J.Crew makes it look:
I love the Tie!!!
It's inspired me to bring my collegiate look back. It might shock my boyfriend a little since now I'm known for dressing very feminine (let's count how many dresses I own seriously)
And a nostalgic look into my closet:
Yes! It's a Princess Diane Tshirt I got form a vintage Minnesota store. Add a wild mane of black hair and a pair of bose headphones.
Sigh good times.
Clemence Posey and I have identical outfits, seriously
This may sound mean:
ReplyDeleteI only like the "boyfriend" look with girls who have feminine, young, and/or cute features.
If they already look like a guy then throw on a tie, button up, and chunky sketchers...i just get confused.