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This outfit was so much fun to wear. It was easy to move in (i.e. chase after the kids in) but still made me feel very feminine. 

shirt: old, skirt: threadup, shoes: florence street market


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shirt: threadup, shoes: francesca's, shoes: diy

I wore this on a afternoon date to see Maleficent with Jeremy. I love twists on fairy tales so I was pretty excited to see it - it did not disappoint! Jeremy was also pleasantly surprised and said he'd even be up for watching it again.  Have you seen it? What did you thing? 

glasses: tjmaxx, sweater: thrift, dress: thrift, boots: gift  (same)

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  1. AshleighJune 10, 2014 at 8:37 PM

    I love the polka dots! You have such a lovely smile. Thanks for stopping by!

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  2. SuzanneJune 11, 2014 at 9:33 AM

    Wow I LOVE that patterned skirt and those gold brogues.

    I haven't seen that film yet. I've heard good things about it though. I admit I'm pretty lazy about going to the theatre to watch films.

    Thanks for popping by : )

    bisous
    Suzanne

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    1. Rachel KaylynnJune 11, 2014 at 9:51 AM

      We are pretty lazy about seeing films in the theatre too - it's so expensive and not nearly as comfy as the the couch. A local theatre has a $5 and free popcorn day and I was SO anxious to see this film.

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  3. Jessica JannengaJune 11, 2014 at 10:35 AM

    going to comment on the first. Love the skirt and how it flounces out at the bottom, such a neat print. We have a theatre we love to go to where they have a huge menu , large drink menu and you can order and eat and drink during the movie.
    from the link up, jess
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