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May 16, 20161 Comment

vintage + junya watanabe at sea of shoes

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vintage + junya watanabe at sea of shoes

vintage + junya watanabe at sea of shoes

This 60s jacket is one of my very favorite vintage pieces…the massive buckle is so good! I wore it a lot during the cooler months earlier this year with a pair of PVC pants and Vetements ankle boots. It was my favorite outfit for going out for a few weeks. I’m trying to extend that outfit’s life by wearing the jacket with PVC miniskirts now to compliment the mod vibe of the jacket. I am always down with a plastic miniskirt!

Wearing a vintage jacket (similar silhouette by Courreges here) with a PVC miniskirt and Junya Watanabe brogues (amazing similar pair by Comme des Garcons here).

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  1. luna says

    January 7, 2017 at 5:23 am

    This 60s jacket is one of my very favorite vintage pieces

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