But this spring the scalloped wave has finally broken on the Japanese shore. It's not a major trend (or "boom" as per Japanese English slang) just yet, but it's getting there. I found this adorable little crochet skirt with a scalloped (well, okay, scallop-esque) hem. I also spied an awesome dress with a great scallop detail on the bust (sounds weird, but if I eventually pull the trigger on it, you'll see what I mean) but I didn't have the patience to wrestle my way into a dress (why oh why couldn't they extend the zipper more so that I could just step into it as opposed to yanking it over my head???) on my lunch hour. Maybe next week...
Frilled leather jacket (quoi quoi Japan), lace scalloped-hem skirt (pour la frime Japan), brown turtleneck (United Colors of Benetton), necklace (Anthro), heather brown tights (Japan) |
I also finally had the chance to break out the Shimmer Obscura necklace I got from Anthro a few months ago. I love it; the stones are gorgeous and not as heavy as they look...in fact, I would even call the necklace rather light. Though I wish the ties were made of silk or grosgrain or anything but the cheap springy panyhose-like fabric. But with most of it covered by my turtleneck, it doesn't bother me too much. Maybe not quite worth the nearly $50 price tag, but I felt chic and polished wearing it, so I'm happy to have it. Would also work quite well with a soft grey turtleneck...next time!
Oh my, that skirt. That skirt is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tereza! Yes I love that skirt, and it was super cheap. Unfort because it's so short I have to wear it lower on my hips, which is not the most flattering (it makes me look super wide) but I don't care, I still love it.
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