The other day I read about "t-shirt surgery"; and I thought: "I've got to try that." So here's me trying it. The tee in question is a band tee: Watch the Skies. They're pretty awesome. You can check them out here. It was originally a toobighugesleeved-can'twearthisout-butIwouldliketobecauseit'scool-tee. I made it fit. I also made it even cooler (in my not so humble opinion).
The blazer I am wearing was my GREAT grandmother's. So it is honest to goodness certifiable vintage. I love it because the fit is awesome; and it is just so darn ladylike! This, btw, was the blazer I was wearing when I met Jeff Martin from Tea Party. Which is actually a good story and involves me cutting in line in front of about 300 people. But I don't feel like telling it right now.
Right now I'm making chili. I've never made chili before (wonder of wonders); but I think it's going to turn out pretty stupendous (again, my not so humble opinion). Also I wanted to point out that this outfit is pretty much "how" I like to dress: ladylike with some edge. I really like to combine styles. I don't want to be all vintage. I don't want to be all "rock and roll". I don't want to be all dressy, or all casual, or all feminine, or all anything, really. I feel most comfortable when I mix styles/dressiness levels/colours/patterns/whatever. I don't know why.
Maybe it's like painting. When I paint I always do what is called "mixed media". Which basically means I use every kind of paint/pencil/oil pastel/etcetera in my art box.
outfit details:
blazer: was my great grandmother's
t-shirt: band t (I may actually never have gotten around to paying for this, um...)
leggings: (actually they are long underwear--really!)
shoes, thrifted: $3
necklace: a gift
skirt: from a clothes swap
blazer: was my great grandmother's
t-shirt: band t (I may actually never have gotten around to paying for this, um...)
leggings: (actually they are long underwear--really!)
shoes, thrifted: $3
necklace: a gift
skirt: from a clothes swap
I just realized this is a REALLY almost freeish outfit. NICE.
Heart: Kimberellie
ps. the waving pic isn't posed. That is actually what I look like waving. My husband just likes to click click click take pictures. I'm waving to some friends here. Some friends who STILL owe us cheese. Where's our cheese Sterkenburgs? Where's our cheese?
ps.ps. oh, and forgive me for the ridiculous amount of pictures. Usually not this many turn out (well)! So I just couldn't choose! Also, my husband took these and I thought he'd like to see them all. Whenever I ask him what he likes about my blog post he always says: "The pictures." And when I ask why, he says: "Because they're of Kimberellie." I know, awwww. ;-)
sooooo in love with those peeptoes!
ReplyDeleteyou are so darn cute Kimberly! Love how your personality shines thru in your pics, and you are darling in this outfit (as you are in every outfit ;) )
ReplyDeleteHugs!
Tracy
http://whimsicalwardrobe.wordpress.com
Love the T-shirt remodel. :) I agree you give the cutest poses.
ReplyDeleteyour husband is so sweet. I love the blazer too, and it is so awesome that it was your great grandmother's.
ReplyDeleteOh i love that skirt. :)
ReplyDeleteNice outfit!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with the shirt, it's so cute! :D
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the t-shirt, and that vintage blazer is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteawww what a sweet husband you have! I love what you did to the shirt, it looks so cool and original! YOU look so cool and original!! =)) <33
ReplyDeleteI would probably ruin a shirt in t-shirt surgery. It's quite unfortunate.
ReplyDeleteIt's cute how in love with you your husband is. So sweet and very important.
you look so great! thanks for your sweet comment. lovely blog!
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe the blazer is your great grandmother's! When I saw it I thought 'This jacket is soo fashionable!' True style just doesn't fade!
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! These pictures (as usual) are wonderful, especially that last one. You look like a rock star!
ReplyDeleteI really like the sleek lines and soft color of your blazer!
ReplyDeleteAw, what a sweet hubby. :D
ReplyDeleteAnd I love this jean skirt, I'm so into jean for spring!
Way to keep it classy (and not trashy) (;
Cheyne.