
song of the day: 'cherry pie' by warrant
brace yourselves, there are a lot of pics to wade through today. i do realize that it's a bit on the side of overkill, but oh well.
the other day megan from another day to dress up brought up the topic of 'go-to' outfits. i thought at first that my summer 'go-to' was a dress. and while that is true to some extent, i mean it's so easy to just throw on a dress and some shoes and head out the door. minimal thought and effort but you still look put together and not like a hobo off the street. but then i got to thinking. i love me some shorts. and i felt so very comfortable in this. actually, let me confess something to you, i wore a skirt to my shop but as soon as i got home, i ripped that baby off and pulled on these shorts. jeans and shorts are kinda my comfort zone, my happy place if you will. i don't have to worry about what i'm showing off when i bend over or walk around on a breezy day. maybe that's why i love rompers so much, it's like the best of both worlds: feminine dress and practical shorts.
at this point in my photo taking i was feeling kinda silly. plus i do tend to make the same face in all my pictures so i wanted to shake things up. have a bit of fun, you know?
i did get a question about the shop that i wanted to address. do i have a separate stash of vintage that i put on etsy? no. i put all the things that are in my etsy store in my real shop. i just mark them with an 'e' so that i remember and if anyone else is here they'll know which ones are online. then if something sells in the shop, i yank it off etsy asap. and if something sells online, i make sure to get it off the rack quickly. so far there haven't been any accidents. fingers crossed it stays that way! there are a lot more things in my shop than i have listed though, for reason or another. and so far it has worked beautifully.
alright, i know i've kept you here for a while so i shan't keep you any longer.
details:
shirt-vintage, girl brought to my store
shorts-vintage levi, cheap thrills
shoes-vintage bass, manna center