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VINTAGE ADOLFO and a goodbye to my red hair!

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Sep 9, 2015Leave a Comment

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I do like these cut-off shorts lately. They were a good contrast to this very prim vintage Adolfo jacket. Such a favorite piece of vintage for me! I recently reorganized my closet and grouped all of my nubby vintage boucle jackets together. It makes me laugh because there is this huge chunk of my closet that looks like it belongs to Nancy Reagan. It’s a look I love though and seeing them all together makes me so happy.

I also want to note that this is my last day as a redhead. I have an appointment scheduled tomorrow and I am doing something different! I’ve been thinking about it for a while and then something snapped and I wanted a new look right away. I loved red hair I am super excited for a fresh look. My friend Jessica cut my hair today into something shorter that I really love! I can’t wait to show you guys!!!

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