The other day I went to Myeong-dong to check out one of my favourite stores there- Laury's Closet. I picked up a pale-pink sweater/shirt (I know it doesn't look it in the pic!) that was not exactly tweed material but it was giving off tweed-ish vibes reminiscent of Chanel? Wow, I know that's a long stretch- my mind is weird like that, I have no idea how I manage to envision Chanel-style from a mere shirt, ha ha.
I am planning to wear it with some grey jeans, my black and white tweed jacket, suede boots, onyx jewellery and some pearls if I can manage to grab my hands on any. Will that close the stretch gap a little, do you think? My current need for Chanel could not be satiated enough without some collection revisiting on the internet, of course. What I really like about the ready-to-wear Fall '06 collection are the ruffled shirts, big bows in the hair and those long white boots. Drape those pearls baby-drape those pearls~!
I am planning to wear it with some grey jeans, my black and white tweed jacket, suede boots, onyx jewellery and some pearls if I can manage to grab my hands on any. Will that close the stretch gap a little, do you think? My current need for Chanel could not be satiated enough without some collection revisiting on the internet, of course. What I really like about the ready-to-wear Fall '06 collection are the ruffled shirts, big bows in the hair and those long white boots. Drape those pearls baby-drape those pearls~!
Are argyle prints too preppy, do you think? I like my shirts and sweaters to be striped, checked, plaid, printed you name it. I love the whole classic look which explains my preference towards Polo Ralph Lauren. I have never invested in a good piece of cashmere clothing in my life (tis' a bit pricey) but I know the material feels goooood. This is a question directed to US-based people, have you had experience buying from the retailer, J. Crew? If I were to go to America would it be a good brand to purchase from? On the left: J. Crew Cashmere argyle crewneck sweater ($168)
