Fashion month is upon us...well actually New York Fashion week has come and gone haha. I've been keeping up with the collections on the Vogue Runway app and through different content creators who are attending. Since I was in high school I have dreamed of going to fashion week. I love the idea of a month filled with fashion and running around from place to place, taking outfit photos in between shows and giving my thoughts on the collections. And as much as I LOVE vintage, sometimes I want to share my love for high fashion or my thoughts on the clothing even if its not my particular style. I feel like there is a completely different side of me that I don't get a chance to share because my audience is made up of people who love vintage. Which is amazing! and I love all of you! But sometimes its a bit confining in the content I can make and it limits my creativity. I feel like if I slightly step away from vintage its an attack on my identity... does that make sense? Fashion is so personal and for me its so engrained in who I am as a person, that if I try something new if feels like a crisis. I know it sounds crazy but I hope someone can relate or understand what I'm trying to say.
With the new season approaching I want to experiment a bit more in the content I share and see where it goes. I'm still sticking to vintage OBVIOUSLY but I want to add in a few things here and there. I don't really have a plan, It's just something that kept me up all night last night and I want to explore it. My content feels a bit stagnant and I wanted to try something new and see where it leads. The good thing about this blog is that its the place where I have the smallest audience (HI if you always read my posts! I love you) so I can be more experimental here and see what works and what doesn't. I just want to have fun and create.
But anyway here is a bit about the outfit I'm wearing: The grey wool skirt is thrifted (no label sorry!) and it fits me beautifully! My bow blouse is Juicy Couture and its so feminine and dainty. I love rounded collars I find them so flattering. It was a bit chilly so I added this light green blazer from Theory. As I was about to leave for the day I saw this half hat on my shelf that I got from Ian Drummond Vintage and it matched the blazer Perfectly! Love it when things like that happen haha. I wore black heels and a black hand bag. and I finished the look off with a vintage muted silver locket brooch on the lapel of the blazer. I don't normally wear silver I'm more of a gold girl, but in this case the muted silver worked and my handbag also has silver hardware so it just made sense. I would love to know your thoughts in the comments!
But anyway here is a bit about the outfit I'm wearing: The grey wool skirt is thrifted (no label sorry!) and it fits me beautifully! My bow blouse is Juicy Couture and its so feminine and dainty. I love rounded collars I find them so flattering. It was a bit chilly so I added this light green blazer from Theory. As I was about to leave for the day I saw this half hat on my shelf that I got from Ian Drummond Vintage and it matched the blazer Perfectly! Love it when things like that happen haha. I wore black heels and a black hand bag. and I finished the look off with a vintage muted silver locket brooch on the lapel of the blazer. I don't normally wear silver I'm more of a gold girl, but in this case the muted silver worked and my handbag also has silver hardware so it just made sense. I would love to know your thoughts in the comments!
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