Tuesday, December 22, 2009
work christmas party outfit
slack slack slack!
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
hello sailor!
-and some more thrifted pieces from yesterday
haha how could I resist such perfect little scotty dogs?
The pattern oh my! This Sportscraft skirt is about mid-calf length, not sure if i'll wear it as a dress 'Muu Muu' style, chop it and wear as a high waisted knee length skirt, or leave as-is. hmmmm..
I'll post tomorrow when I return home from the SARTORIALIST BOOK SIGNING AT SASS AND BIDE MELBOURNE!! ARGGGGGGH I AM MEETING SCOTT SCHUMAN!!
so yep ok have a lovely evening!
M
xx
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
home time.
Pity a lot of stuff is winter weight, although I might get a few rounds with this horrible, gloomy excuse for summer weather at the moment.
Compiled a decent sized post today as I know I have been slack, should be more consistent now as I have NOTHING to do but work in my lowly retail job, read glossies and wait for my friends to come over and bring me fooooood and gossip.
OK purchases....
Oh haai absolutely perfect blue coat for 50 centssss, perfect shade and just oversized shape.
So comfy slouchy granny cardi, the holey pattern means you can't notice any wear and tear. Its acrylic but still so warm oh wellll i am pleased! Part of the $5 bag, with the sparkly, black, 80's mini dress only 50 cents from another store. Very short but very cute with its full length sleeves it all balances out I guess.
Yum yum yum red boxy jacket, 100% wool, made in Great Britain (cooool), 50 cents. You do not get this sort of quality and yummy tailoring like this anymore. The most perfect 1960s shape and seriously it is in the best condition of any vintage purchase I have ever made. ( Also has very cute golden buttons which you can't really see but make the jacket!)
Ok I know sparkles on sparkles is not the best styling here but I was outside and freezing and couldn’t keep changing ok! hahaaa but seriously cutest cropped cardi jacket thing.The photos do not do it justice, but it is a dark cream with gold lines of stitching across the jacket /whatever. Made in Australia which is always cool, part of the $5 bag-I love!
Massive 80's tee, not that rare but I am having a polka dot obsession at the moment. This shirt buttons all the way up the back which looks like I am wearing it backwards but meh I think it is v cute. It is just such an adorable pattern!
Being a size 9 shoe it is always so hard to find amazing vintage shoes except for those ivory 80's kitten heels which are horrid after a while. I could not believe my luck when I discovered these were a size 40 and fit me like a glove yipeeowowowowoowow. They are now the cutest shoes I own, in good condition and only $4 (leather uppers, I love!)
The rest was just a few vintage jumpers which I'll photograph and post another day.
Have a lovely evening,
M
xx
Saturday, November 28, 2009
yay holidays.
Hardest thing was packing a weeks worth of clothes because the weather has been so up and down lately, so I channelled the likes of kirsten dunst and sienna miller with denim cut offs, black low waisted shorts, plenty of loose but tucker inable white and grey tees, a panama hat, ballet flats, opague tights, stripey breton tees and some angora knit v neck jumpers etc etc perfect for layering if it gets chilly at night! hopefully the weather will hold out because it will not be a beach holiday if it is all rainyyyyy booohooo
Friday, November 27, 2009
Hi. I'm not here but my shoes are, so leave them a message.
Todays inspiration= All black ensemble with a slick of red lippy; nothing sexier than the androgyny of the 30's and 40's, oh my!
Thanks Alice for the always inspiring scans and photos!
Detailed post soon,
M
xxx
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- I'm a high school graduate living in a regional area of Victoria, Australia. I love nothing more than negotiating thrift stores, church sales, designer clearances and certain acceptable chain stores to find the perfect piece to reflect that perfect designer collection, on a perfectly teensy budget! MoaRF is a summer project where I can hone my writing skills and blog on my favourite subject in preparation for my university education (2010) which will hopefully lead to a career in fashion business. xxx