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Friday, September 30, 2011

Character Is What You Are In The Dark

As much as my style tends to appear rather feminine and my penchant for vintage dresses, this dress with the growling panther on the front of it is actually the single most worn piece in my wardrobe (just look at one remix & I've worn it a half dozen times since that post). It's slightly darker than many of my pieces, but the quirky nature of it is quite within the range of my usual style; I love interesting details. I never want to dress too saccharine--I actually avoid pink, bows, and ruffles; basically anything that might make me appear like a girly-girl. Nothing wrong with that type of girl of course, it's just not a figure I personally identify with...regardless of my penchant for dresses and heels. This particular slightly-grunge inspired look seemed well suited for the abandoned trains here. I've explored a couple of different ones now, but I find the chipping blue interior and rusting red and mustard exterior of this one the most visually interesting.

Outfit details:
Madewell jacket
Jeffrey Campbell booties

18 comments:

Michelle Goldie said...

wow! I want a photoshoot in a train!

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Catherine said...

I love that growling panther shirt. I agree with you about dressing too saccharine/twee. it's always nice to include girly details but I always try to balance them out with something more edgy or masculine

alix said...

i really like this dress, it reminds me of christopher kane spring 2009 gorilla dress.

Madison. said...

Ahh I love that dress <3

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Anything but Bland said...

this train reminds me of the darjeeling limited film. absolutely amazing film!

love, polly

So Worng, It's Hana said...

I love that! Amazing! :)

g33k and chic said...

Love it. You are just too cute in the chicest way!

Monique said...

lovely outfit and photos!

Fashion Inciter said...

Love the looks, and the pictures are awesome. Nice pictures!

ZombieLace said...

Love the way the colors in this photo turned out with the red shoes in front of the yellow and blue.

Nevena R said...

Very nice photos! And you look great :)


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Jean said...

Hi Rebecca,
I am 15 yrs. old and i love your blog cause you always inspire me with your looks and one thing i like about your blog is how you make simple clothes look more classy. I also looked through all of your outfits :)

ftashion said...

You look amazing! Love the dress. I think you don't need pink or frills to look sweet, cause you already look so pretty and sweet, adding others will be a overkill :)

Ash :o)
ftashion

Stephanie said...

What a wonderful location! And those red booties add so much to your outfit. Absolutely love the way it all ties together!

Vanessa said...

I think you're perfect! Love your outfit :)

Jamie Rose said...

I always love when you wear that dress! It's just so quirky and cool! The red shoes look great with it and I definitely love the backdrop for these pictures.

Saphira Thenalia said...

you are too cute to ignore...lovin' your picture very much
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Sofia H. said...

Love the booties. So fab. And that dress makes me smile eery time I see it.

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