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70’s INSPIRED

Outfits
Dec 10, 20161 Comment

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There is a really magical feeling in the air right now! We have Christmas cookies to bake and holiday parties to attend. I’ve been feeling inspired to dress up a little more in light of the party-going spirit this time of year. I’ve had to rearrange my closet with the move and I always like being able to look at my clothes with a fresh set of eyes. Everything I’m wearing here are old vintage favorites that have been hanging in my closet unworn for months. I love how some creative styling can make old things feel fresh. I’m wearing an Adolfo jacket from Garment Modern with 70’s Perry Ellis culottes my mom found at Salvation Army for me years ago, and a very old pair of Dolce and Gabbana gold star booties!

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  1. akshay says

    December 24, 2016 at 7:31 am

    Wow!!!Such a nice outfit and boots. This is one of the best dress from 70’S. View collection of plus size kids wear at http://www.abductindia.com

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