While I'm a sucker for photographing nautical themed clothing by a harbor or the shore, gale-force winds are a good reason to stay more inland. Still even if the setting isn't perfectly on theme I can't resist a bit of theatrical dressing. I have no aspirations of being an actress, but sometimes it's nice to dress like a character. Today it's a modern Gene Kelly naval musical (sort of like how Shirley Maclaine saw him in What A Way To Go)--so on-the-nose nautical as to be ridiculous. Boat shoes or a sailor's rucksack would have really overdone things!
Outfit details:
old coat
Rebecca Minkoff backpack
*pictures by Thomas
You look so pretty dear! ♡
ReplyDeleteLove your skirt with that sweater! ;)
Isa M., Tic Tac Living
Cute outfit, love your sweater and backpack!
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I absolutely love this!!! Your hair colour is wonderful too!
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that sweater is so cute!
ReplyDeletexx nikki
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Loving the theme dressing. The coat is everything. Also, I am loving the backpack, my adventuring spirit combined with my bag lady tendencies makes a backpack the perfect carry-all.
ReplyDeleteadorable, as always! that coat is perfection.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adore this outfit! The jacket in particular is spot on!
ReplyDeleteOne thing: I thought the right term is "Anchor's Aweigh!"...correct me if I'm wrong...
Alive as Always
@Bivisyani "Anchor's Aweigh" is a fight song associated with the US navy & technically the correct term, but I don't always use my blog post title to do the correct term. I more wanted a play on words here (like my "to bang or not to bang" post) and meant away as in away from the shoreline/sea/actual nautical things. It was supposed to point out that the outfit was in the wrong setting.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the play on words! I am a lover of good puns!
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