I bought it in Frankfurt when my father and I went to Germany to visit family, while I was still in college, if not before. By my estimate, the shirt is at least 7 years old, if not closer to 10. And still in great condition. It's a sheer pink blouse with red polka dots, a button-up front, and with both a frill and a ribbon that you can tie in a big bow at the collar. Paired with a pale pink cardigan and a grey pencil skirt, it's a little bit Peggy Olson, but hopefully more flirty than frumpy!
Tie-front blouse and grey pencil skirt (H&M), cardigan (Japan), pearl bracelet (anemone Japan) |
Beautiful blouse! I like how it takes center stage with the skirt cardigan to help it stand out. Finding older clothes almost forgotten is like going shopping for free!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kimmie! Yeah this outfit just seemed to work just right, with the most focus on the big bow! I do love finding oldies but goodies in my closet, as I'm sure we all do!
ReplyDeleteWhoooooooooa super adorable blouse on H&M
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It's really suits on you, especially the color :)
I really love it, dear.
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ReplyDeleteOh girl I think you look really gorgeous - I don't have much from H&M so not too sure on the quality but it always seems like it would last a while
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jamie-Lee! Some of my H&M stuff is purely disposable, like undershirts or cheap cardis that I toss after a year or two, but some of the pieces seem to last forever!
ReplyDeleteSo awesome that you found ur first H&M purchase! It still looks great! I don't think I can recall my first H&M piece, but I remember how excited I was when the store landed in the US:) -A
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Thanks, A. Haha yeah I remember when it first opened in Tokyo, I was so thrilled! But it took quite a few months before the crowds died down enough to check it out!
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