I saw this quote in last Sunday’s New York Times. On point.
Playing up the swag, I dressed down my Rag & Bone leather tuxedo jacket and a white and black silk tuxedo pencil skirt I picked up at the J.Crew sales this holiday season with my Rag & Bone chambray button up knotted at the waist, black Hue tights, and Simply Vera Vera Wang bejeweled d’Orsay pumps.
I recently received a lot of questions about what materials I use to sketch. This toolkit is a second run of this original drawing posted almost two years ago… gee, time sure flies when you’re having fun!!
I took some liberties on the pronouns of this Hardy Amies quote – but I do believe my new-ish frames from (former employer) SEE Eyewear do an excellent job of illustrating this credo on my face.
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It was just a matter of time before I did a How To featuring my favorite article of clothing… in general, I prefer to lift button ups off of my dad or brother and then wear them to death.
The star shirt is from the Urban Outfitters Men’s Department, the red one underneath my Madewell leather jacket is from Old Navy, the plaid one underneath my grandma’s monogrammed sweater is from my brother c/o of J.Crew, the polka dot shirt my mom got from Land’s End Canvas, the chambray one is Rag & Bone and worn over a Gap henley, and the “wishful thinking” shirt is from J.Crew, worn over a Victoria’s Secret string bikini and Forever 21 booty-licious shorts.
And if you haven’t already scoped these, here is How to Wear a Scarf, How to Wear a Tee, and How to Wear Jeans.
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