I bought the Anna Sui for Anthropologie skirt on the left and the A.P.C. skirt on the right in Georgetown, back in May. Since then, they've been summer staples for me.
I tried on this anthropologie skirt in Georgetown also, but it was too big. So my friend Lilykind from Fashionism.org proxy shopped and found it for me!
I fell in love with a See By Chloe bow skirt but couldn't find it in my size for a reasonable price so I settled for this Juicy Couture number.
I fell in love with a See By Chloe bow skirt but couldn't find it in my size for a reasonable price so I settled for this Juicy Couture number.
Lastly, I didn't get this 3.1 Phillip Lim sailor skirt, but I hope to find it on ebay eventually.
With all of these fantastic skirts, I might need to upgrade my tops. In the meanwhile, I'll keep pairing them with American Apparel tri blend deep v tshirts.
2 comments:
i love skirts and i also live in them over the summer. i actually am in the market for a few more.
i no longer can wear dresses, thanks to breastfeeding, which used to be my true summer staple. alas!
I didn't even think about their functionality for a breast feeding mama!! That is a really good point. Unless the dress is a shirt dress style that buttons down low enough for access, they are horribly impractical because they deny your beeb access.
I am hunting for this one boat print skirt from anthropologie on ebay because the anthro sale price is still too hefty. If you're looking for anything specific, let me know and I can keep an eye out. :)
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