12.11.2010

worn and weathered








Meet the oldest thing in my closet. Actually I am exaggerating, but this jacket has been there and back (and around the block) throughout my high school years and for the past three winters. Honestly, it is not the warmest thing I own, but has stayed with me through even the coldest, sub-degree weather. Crazy I know, and it might just be the reason why I despise the cold so much -- well maybe not, but something warmer could possibly help my cause. This jacket endured countless trips to the cleaners, and it might need to be retired in the near future as I am getting a new (warmer) replacement for Christmas. But secretly, I don't think I'll ever stop wearing it.


{Tahari jacket, Marc Jacobs sweater; UO leggings; Dolce Vita boots; F21 earrings and sunnies; borrowed scarf from Mar}

26 comments:

  1. well it is a cute jacket so why stop? heh. loving the black and white look

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  2. What a perfect background to shoot your black and white palette! Great photos. Especially the first one.


    xx

    November Grey

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  3. This is a lovely outfit and great photos! xx

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  4. Probably you'll have withdrawal symptoms when it goes, and won't know how to style a winter outfit without it! But seriously, it's all about being warm!

    Love that picture where you're sitting on the edge with your sunglasses looking blissed out, # 5 I guess!

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  5. Yayyy for older pieces....I too have tons Ill just never give up, no matter what:)
    You look fab...love the shoot location too:)

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    NEWS EDITOR for Style Sample Magazine♥

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  6. is it a coincident? the background brings out the colors of your outfit! nice :)
    xx

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  7. I'm an advocate of keeping items around for a long time and reusing them year after year. It seems there are always new ways to work in quality or well loved older items. Sometimes I keep things beyond all reason and logic, when I haven't worn them for years but remember how dear they were at one time, and then they end up coming around again. Like my Doc Martens I wore to death in high school, sat in my closet for almost ten years, and have made a couple of reappearances lately in the midst of the nostalgic renaissance of the brand that has been building lately.

    Stephanie
    http://stephthebird.blogspot.com/

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  8. Gorgeous look, darling!
    Love the sweater peeking out from underneath the jacket!

    xoxox,
    CC

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  9. Love it:))))

    Kisses
    minnja

    http://minnja.blogspot.com/

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  10. i'm in love with your boots, and that jacket is really working well with the rest of the outfit

    http://elenavasilieva.blogspot.com/
    x

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  11. I have a jacket that I can't let go of either! But no sense in getting rid of a good thing! You look great! Love the black and white:)

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  12. Love the ensemble! Great balance with the black and white! :]

    And you kind of remind me of Ashlee Simpson!

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  13. OH WOW! love your blog! and this outfit too! :) im now a follower :) please follow me too if you like my blog :D XXXX ♥

    http://theglamorousmess.blogspot.com/

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  14. lovely outfit! i like the color combination and your thigh-high boots :) you have a great blog!

    love, M

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  15. How ironic! The jacket looks brand new! :)) Those boots are adorable! <3

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  16. Adorable! I would never guess that your coat is older.
    Everyone is doing outside photos! Bravo - I know the feeling of totally freezing out in the cold.
    I despise it too :(

    XOXO,
    style activist
    www.styleactivist.blogspot.com

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  17. I have been searching for boots just like that for too long!! adorable.

    xx

    http://styleinsuburbia.blogspot.com/

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  18. I love the black and white contrast and there's something to be said for the coats that we love and wear for years.

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thank you!! :)

xo -- Diana