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Today's closet: Lydia Shahmoon
In honor of the warmer weather, I decided to throw on a spring-y pastel purple dress. When I say “warmer”, I mean 35 degrees Fahrenheit, which is still pretty cold if you’re not from these northern parts, so I put some wool tights in the mix.
To jazz it up (…yes, I did just say “jazz it up”…), I put on my most obnoxious of scarves: a monogrammed Fendi scarf. Monograms have a serious tendency to look tacky and showy, but I think that if you tone it down with a simple outfit, the tackiness can translate to being somewhat stylish and ironic. I finished it off by adding a simple silver necklace and loose white button-down that wouldn’t distract from or clash with my gaudy scarf.
Dress: American Apparel
Shirt: Forever 21
Scarf: Fendi
Necklace: Tiffanys
Tights: Bleuforet
Boots: Browns Montreal
- by Lydia Shahmoon
Today's closet: Lydia Shahmoon
Lydia's dreaming of spring
In honor of the warmer weather, I decided to throw on a spring-y pastel purple dress. When I say “warmer”, I mean 35 degrees Fahrenheit, which is still pretty cold if you’re not from these northern parts, so I put some wool tights in the mix.
To jazz it up (…yes, I did just say “jazz it up”…), I put on my most obnoxious of scarves: a monogrammed Fendi scarf. Monograms have a serious tendency to look tacky and showy, but I think that if you tone it down with a simple outfit, the tackiness can translate to being somewhat stylish and ironic. I finished it off by adding a simple silver necklace and loose white button-down that wouldn’t distract from or clash with my gaudy scarf.
Dress: American Apparel
Shirt: Forever 21
Scarf: Fendi
Necklace: Tiffanys
Tights: Bleuforet
Boots: Browns Montreal
- by Lydia Shahmoon
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