Dress: Vintage (mother's from the 1960s)Cage Belt: YSL
Sandals: Proenza Schouler
When I received this gorgeous dress from my mother, it had no buttons, so I visited a button store in the Fashion District and chose these black and silver ones. To be honest, I was a little stunned that they were so expensive (I had never bought buttons before but I expected them to be quite cheap; of course, this particular dress required eight of them and I bought two more in case I lost any), but in the end, they were worth it. Buttons are enormously transformative! (Imagine sailor buttons...or hot pink ones...you get the idea.)
When I received this gorgeous dress from my mother, it had no buttons, so I visited a button store in the Fashion District and chose these black and silver ones. To be honest, I was a little stunned that they were so expensive (I had never bought buttons before but I expected them to be quite cheap; of course, this particular dress required eight of them and I bought two more in case I lost any), but in the end, they were worth it. Buttons are enormously transformative! (Imagine sailor buttons...or hot pink ones...you get the idea.)
Women don't buy enough blue shoes...Of course, I adore the architectural heel on these:
your wardrobe never fails to leave me drooling. love this dress on you. ADORE the accessories. A++++
ReplyDeleteAh! I love when I get to wear my mom's vintage clothing! This dress is so cute! Love the belt too ;)
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The shoes fit your feet perfectly.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! And I LOVE button stores & all that. M&J Trim in NYC is trance-inducing. But good buttons are worth it.
ReplyDeleteJ'adore navy shoes. I have a pair called "Gatsby" from Circa Joan & David that I wear all the time. Ths visible leather lining is a delicious pink!
ReplyDeleteLook legs...lol. I think this is the first time I've seen you wear something above the knee. It's a cute look. :)
ReplyDeleteyour vintage dress is phenomenal!!!
ReplyDeletewow, those buttons *make* the dress. i would have never thought to put them there though -- great eye! :) and yes, women definitely don't buy enough blue shoes!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhh, those sandals. So fabulous.
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