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80s DOES 40s SURREALISM

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May 10, 2016Leave a Comment

80s does 40s

80s does 40s

80s does 40s

80s does 40s

I am totally obsessed with this weirdo 80s-does-40s surrealist dress. It’s a bit hard to tell from these pictures, but it printed with pumpkin-headed characters s riding on unicycles and juggling bowling pins. So amazing! I bought the dress from The End Yucca Valley at a Current Affair in LA last month. She has the best eye for vintage. I had to wear this dress with my weird banana necklace, that has leather fringe and coins all over it.It seems like I always pick up a piece of amazing jewelry every time I go to the Genesis Shelter Benefit thrift store. That is where most of the jewelry I am wearing here came from!

Wearing vintage dress with vintage jewelry, a straw hat, and raffia tote with Dries Van Noten pink shoes.

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