It’s looking a little Wendy’s Lookbook here today, but actually I just thought it would be a fantastic idea to use a bench instead of a tripod. It’s not. Unless you have a GorillaPod, and I do, except… yeah. Forgot it in Pennsylvania. I could straighten the photos in Aperture, but what would be the fun in that?
Isn’t this skirt delightful? It’s a Lydia Abaté original. Lydia and I had talked about her making skirts for me for so long, and it finally happened (i.e. I finally found a good fabric). This blue skirt is a copy of her often seen red skirt, but a little longer. I have a copy of her red skirt too and can’t wait to wear it this spring.
I’m wearing an Ann Taylor blazer and shirt, skirt made by Lydia, J.Crew belt, Ann Taylor shoes (the pointed toe version), and Martine’s Dream scarf (Brooklyn Flea). Target bag still being precariously carried, but will be retired from service soon.
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[…] busy week for me and I have tons of blog reading to do. Did manage to wear this skirt, though. The blue skirt Lydia made for me gets more love than the red. I foresee the red being an excellent summer skirt. […]
Love this! May be one of my favorite looks.
I adore that sparkly scarf you’re wearing and the skirt Lydia made you is so cute!
Love your outfit!
Creamy
I lost my tripod last week. Grrr. Fun pics Alex.
love that skirt
I love this look! Lydia is so talented. You need to get her to make you more skirts. Those shoes are super cute! Close-up soon?
Who knew gray and gold would look so good together!
Such a lovely, ladylike look!
Yeah I kind of love these photos, the outfit, the crooked pictures. And the skirt Lydia made looks lovely!
Park bench for the win! Maybe I’ll start taking more purposefully crooked photos. It would be lame to make straight ones crooked, right?
Alex, I love these photos and how they turned out. I am also totally crushing on your heels. soooooo pretty!
Ah yes, there was no way I was leaving the store without them. They were 40% off. Not going to get much better than that. The sales associate was so nice and even gave me a little heel grip for the left one– my right foot is a full half size larger than the left.
What a great outfit. The skirt is awesome!! Go Lydia!
I like how the photos came out!! The askewness gives it a lot of depth.
Christine
DelaChic
Yes, that’s exactly what I was thinking with leaving them crooked. In this case it definitely adds to the photos instead of taking away!
Ohhh, yay, the skirt! I love it with the grey and gold and the snake pumps!
Your slanted photographs are quite fun – lately i’ve been super anal about photo straightness and spend forever tinkering with the settings until it feels perfectly straight. Maybe I should just be reckless and embrace some crookedness.
I’ve actually been wearing it more, but it rained, and then it was basically tornado weather. So yeah. no photos. You should take some crooked photos! I was going to straighten them out, but decided I like them this way.
What a lovely skirt! Lydia is so talented. It looks great with your top and scarf.
I know, wish I could sew! I’ve tried, even had classes… but it’s just something I’m really not that good at. If I could, I’d make all my clothes. Saves on alterations!
the lydia skirt looks amazing on you! the blue color is just PERFECT!
I love blues, and I love this almost-but-not-quite navy. Great for spring and summer, I think!
You look great, I love that skirt! And I am always impressed with your photographs! I really need to learn how to use this dslr better!
Thanks, Bessie :) Don’t worry, you will improve! You should have seen my DSLR shots for like the first five months… very bad.