One of the problems I have when I buy shirts is that the medium size is usually a tad tight and the large size is too big. I've learned that bigger is better because you can always tailor clothing to fit you properly. This week I tailored a bunch of my shirts using this easy youtube tutorial. This shirt was one that I tailored, now it fits much better, hope it's a helpful link. Have a great weekend ladies!
Shirt: J. Crew Factory/ tailored by me
Belt: vintage
Necklace: thrifted
Skirt: refashioned by me
Shoes: TJ Maxx
Lips: M.A.C. Lady Danger
17 Responses to “Florals and gingham”
I have the same problem with shirts, but in different sizes of course^-^ I will check out that link, thank you for posting!
The patterns you picked for this outfit are beautiful on their own, but I really like how the gingham looks with the softness of the skirt. The shoes are great, too, I love the pink patent detail.
Perfect outfit, I really need to try this some time!
Thank you also for adding me to your blog roll :) ♥
I love love love plaid button down shirts! I look every time I'm at the thrift store and can never find one. It really bugs me. ;)
Love your heels!
Recently I started taking the time to tailor my button up shirts. It makes a HUGE difference. And I am more likely to want to wear them when they have a tailored fit
El problema de las tallas a mi tambien me oasa, según sea la tienda o el fabricante, la talla 40 ya no es 40 sino 44,nunca se ponen deacuerdo, seguiré tu blog un beso ana.
Gracias Ana Maria! =)
Thank you all ladies!
Lovely mix of patterns and colors Shey! :-)
I really like the skirt!
I wish I had your mad seeing skills.
I want to ask you about the print above your bed in your picture. I can only see the first and middle name of the artist...can you tell me the last name. I can't see all of the picture, but I want to do an internet search for it...the colors and style looks similar to some things I have and I would like to get a better look at the picture!
Hi Lisa, the name of the painter is John William Godward and this print is called The Bretrothed, he painted many beautiful pieces of art. =)
Hi Shey! I love the fabric the skirt is made of!
I love you mix your patterns! And those wedges are really adorable. :-)
Oh I love how you mixed patterns here...looks devine!
-Diana
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Pero si hablas español,yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Qué alegría haberte encontrado Shey, de corazón te lo digo.
Esa combinación de cuadros y flores es muy de mi estilo y la adoro.
MIl besos.
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I love this combo and also floral+stripes is never-ending story for me:)
and your skirt is very lovely, you look great!
I 've come across this video last summer and have tailored many of my shirts since then and also some sweaters and skirts. you've done a great job with yours and once again i love your thrift and refashion skills of yours.It's a great way to expand a wardrobe.
Amazing!!!!
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Your shoes are amazing! You can enjoy the new contest in my blog, see the rules and participates! xxx
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Your print/pattern mix is darling. Love your outfit. I never thought about tailoring my shirts. Thanks for the tip!
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