Friday, 29 May 2015

Busted



The first thing I do when I walk into an op shop is make a bee-line for the dresses… well that used to be my first stop but lately I’ve found myself going straight to the men's t-shirts. I love finding funny printed T’s and retro cartoon characters. On my most recent trip to Salvos I found this great Ghost Busters t-shirt. It’s XL, so it’s SUPER comfy, and if I tie it up in a knot at the back then it fit’s just right. 



  
I dressed this t-shirt up with a leather skirt and sky high boots to celebrate one of my good friends birthdays. She organised drinks at a cool bar in the City, and seeing as I very rarely venture into Perth I thought it was a good excuse to wear something a little edgier.



How would you dress up a men's t-shirt? I guess skinny jeans and heels is the obvious choice, but I’m not much of a jeans girl, so my super cool spotty leather skirt made a good substitute. I fell in love with this vintage beauty at first sight (obvs), it was a tiny bit too tight but I bought it anyway. I honestly would have done anything to make this skirt fit, even give up pasta, but luckily once I cut out the polyester lining (and slipped on some Spanx) it fit like a dream, pasta crisis averted!


T-shirt: Salvos Fremantle $4
Skirt: Save the Children Mosman Park $20
Ring: Bindaring Sale $1
Bangle: Opportunity Knocks $4
Boots: Jeffrey Campbell
Clutch: Target


PS Did you know today is Go Orange for PWS Day? If you have never heard of Prader Willi Syndrome (which you probably haven't because it's very rare) then I suggest you check out this link. A good friend of mine has a beautiful little daughter with PWS, so today I'll be wearing some of my favourite orange accessories for her and donating my coffee money here (no one needs a third coffee anyway right?!)

4 comments:

  1. So cute and I'm glad you averted the pasta crisis!

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  2. I love your outfit - a nice leather skirt has been on my thrift wish list for so long! I wear printed t-shirts in mainly two ways; tucked into an enormous fluffy skirt or cut into a crop top and over a dress. I'm not keen on showing my tummy, but it's nice to feel like I can still keep up with the crop top trend (plus it's better for winter!) ~____^

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    1. Oh my gosh that is such a good idea! I'd never thought to wear a crop top over a dress... what kind of dress do you wear? Like a stretchy tube dress or something?

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