{Vintage} Mid-Winter Fun

January 25, 2012 By in Clothing, Shopping, Style Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 31 Comments

Sometimes, even in the midst of Winter, a girl just wants to have some fun! So I thought to myself, “Why not blow up some balloons, put on an outfit with a sense of humor, and take a little Field Trip?!” Off to Chicago’s beautiful Field Museum we were! Thanks to a relatively mild & sunny day I was able to play with layers and keep my coat off most of the time. How do you keep your Winter interesting & fun? I’d love to hear your stories!

xo

{Dress & Coat by Opening Ceremony (found on Super Sale on my most recent trip to LA), Striped Shirt by Zara (old), Sheer Tights by Topshop, Flat Bow Shoes by J.Crew, Platform Heels by Theysken’s Theory (found at an accidental run-in with a NYC Sample Sale), Gloves by Zara (old), Belt by Urban Outfitters (old), Sunglasses by Oliver People’s, Watch by Michael Kors, Bracelets -All Vintage, Rings – Vintage & Me and Ro, Lipstick, MAC in Lickable.}

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  13. I love this post, you look like you’re having so much fun! Also, is that an owl tattoo on your wrist, by any chance? I was trying to make it out and that’s my best guess, sorry if I’m way off!

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