I saw this skirt sticking out of the rack at a thrift store and immediately knew I had to have it! The floral print reminds me of a watercolor painting and it has pockets, so how could I resist? I was originally kinda bummed about how long it is but I bought it anyway with the plan to hem it to a more “flattering” length. But instead of shortening it, I happened to just throw it on when the weather turned cold again for a day and I couldn’t find any pants—I ended up loving it and haven’t taken it off since!
My necklace also has a story with it: I got it from one of the workshop instructors the summer before last when I attended Arrowmont. These pictures don’t do it justice but it is a beautiful handcrafted piece! People always think it’s some kind of rock or crystal but it’s actually kiln-fired glass.
This will actually be my first summer away from the art school in 2 years and honestly I am a bit bummed about it. BUT the silver lining is that I am here doing what I love and also working on having a space of my own where I can put everything I learned there to good use.
So cheers— to trying new things (maxi skirts!) and to new beginnings with every season!
shirt: target / skirt, bag: thrifted / shoes: plato’s closet
Ps: These pictures were taken on the deck of my new house! I am so excited to have a couple of private places to take photos in . . I guess people think it’s a little strange to set up a tripod in the middle of a field and snap photos of yourself with it!
I love that skirt! The length is perfect in my opinion. I wish I would wear maxi-dresses more often… Also, that is a gorgeous hairdo =D
Hella babely! Loving your braid!
Loving the hair! and your style is lovely :)
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thank you so much! they are called milkmaid braids and i finally have long enough hair to do them! well, not really because i kind of faked them, but i’m getting close haha