There are limitations, but I definitely like to plan so my backdrops relate to my outfits. Just a small and sometimes subtle coordination between the two. Usually it's rather simple, because I take photos in the place I would wear the outfit--like a swimsuit at the beach rather than a swimsuit photographed in the middle of the road. Other days I just look for something of basic visual coordination. Case in point: an outfit of mixed prints and similarly styled wall. I have a weakness for chipping paint, there's something so charming and romantic about it--don't ask me what; emotional responses to objects lack rationale.
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Outfit details:
vintage skirt
Clinque red, red, red lipstick
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