Winter Coat

Coat: vintage

Dress: vintage

It had gotten really nice in Buenos Aires in the last few days, but today it started to hail! Chunks of ice the size of quarters fell from the sky. I was at the Feria de Mataderos where I bought a llama hair wrap. It was probably way overpriced, but is so warm and beautiful. Pictures to come.

Pipi Cucu!

Bought a futuristic stewardess-like dress at Pipi Cucu la tiendita (Defensa 975) -- officially the CUTEST store name of all time. The store that carries only local designers with really wacky designs. The fabric is a bit sketchy (Argentine, so sort of shitty) but the dress is tight as a glove and shows every curve of my body. And the top has collar that rises in the back, but has a really low cut.

Fall in Palermo

Dress: United Colors of Benetton
Undershirt: J.Crew
Shoes: Lady Vintage
Tights: Purple
Scarf: Vintage

woof!

Vintage dog scarves

Dogs. I hate them. They smell, make a lot of noise, always want attention. In a battle between cats and dogs, I would choose cats even if I knew they were going to lose. But somehow I always end up buying clothing that has dogs on it- a shirt, these scarves.

I may have a dog around my neck, but I'll always have a cat in my heart.

PS. Does anyone read this? It would be nice if you did, but I also like cataloguing the things I buy so I remember what I have. My blog is like a virtual closet...so come take a look around.

PPS. I wore my white 80's jacket today and got a lot of complements. It is so ridiculous that I wore it with a black shirt, shoes, and pants to tone it down a bit.

PJS!

Vintage peach mens pjs

It's weird. Even though I have a fashion blog and loads of amazing clothes, I still spend most of my day wearing pjs. No joke. At least now I have something that matches my aesthetic.

I've decided to stop adding the prices, because everything I buy costs one peso and the clothes that aren't seem way to expensive comparatively.

Vintage purses

Tzedek Serrano
$1 peso= 30 cents!
I sort clothes at Tzedek and I found the purse...a few minutes later I found the chain.

Parque Centenario
$15 pesos for the purse +$15 pesos to get it fixed= more or less $8 USD

Tzedek Serrano
$1= .30 cents!
The purse is a bit plain, so I was thinking about spray painting some sort of design on the flap.
Something like this in yellow: