What I Added to My Wardrobe Recently:
- thrifted Les Tropeziennes Par M.Belarbi leopard print and gold leather sandals
- thrifted Anko Kmart black strappy sandals
- thrifted Seed Heritage tan braided sandals
- thrifted no label blue checked smock sundress
- thrifted Cotton On The High Rise Skinny Jean black coated denim
- thrifted NWT Beginning Boutique Sahara red-orange maxi skirt
- Kmart denim short sleeve button front midi dress (gift from Mum)
- Kmart basic purple tee (gift from Mum)
How I've Worn It:
I was hoping that I would have had some more opportunities to layer up the summer dress and maxi skirt I bought recently, but it has been very cold in Brisbane, so one wear each is all I have achieved. I set myself a goal of wearing everything I buy twice in the month that I buy it, but definitely wasn't able to achieve that with the very summery things I bought. I know I will get a lot of wear from the sandals when the warmer weather arrives, but I'm sticking to boots and sneakers for the immediate future!
I went out on an early Christmas shopping trip with my mum and sister but my mum let me take everything she bought me home early, so I was happy to add this beautiful denim maxi dress and the cute purple tee to my wardrobe. I am always looking for more basic colourful tees, this purple one will work so well with everything else in my wardrobe.
Looking forward to warmer weather to rewear my summery opshop finds, and to get the sandals out!
The bag is easily my most worn piece as I bought back in June but never got around to sharing the purchase on the blog then. It was one of those "special little treat" impulse purchases that I love. I'd been admiring my sisters bag for a while, then a MIMCO sale, some expiring credit card rewards and a very illness-filled winter had me adding it to cart to cheer myself up. I love it! I like that the Mimco brand uses leather from tanneries that are part of the Leather Working Group so it's a bit more sustainable than other brands I've bought bags from before. (Although preloved will always be the most sustainable way to get leather!)
