Abandoned Warehouse

Kimono: Thrifted

Green Shirt: Forever 21

Leggings: Forever 21

Beanie: Zachary's

Glasses: Coastal

Todays outfit started off as a cream sweater with these leggings. Then it went to a different Kimono, a dress, and even just a t-shirt but finally I threw all of this on and was just ready to walk out the door.

Zach and I went shopping for some equipment for The Torch. We ended up coming back with a Canon Rebel TSI, a pair of Beats head phones, a few bags for equipment, and a Crumpler Camera bag for the video camera.

We bought over $1,000 worth of things and only spent $420. Thank you Unclaimed Baggage.

Sweat Pants and Heels

Green Sweat Pants - Forever 21

Heels- Jeffrey Campbell

Fuzzy Scarf - ASOS

So everything that is not listed above was thrifted.

I felt like I should have been mountain climbing in this outfit. Except there is no way I could ever even imagine it in my Jeffrey Campbells. Zachary and I went to the bluff to take these photos. We were racing against the sun for light, but they turned out great. I think I made him nervous standing so close to the edge in heels but I can handle myself, haha.

This denim shirt came from a local thrift store....I'm guessing....I can't really remember which one it came from. Oh well. 

I paired wooden and brown jewelry to give the outfit more of an earthy woodsy feel.

I went to a random wedding.

(Photo Credit- Zach Moore)

VELVET HEADBAND, American Apparel-$1.00

BLACK LACE DRESS, Thrifted-$8.00

BLACK BIKER COTTON JACKET, Thrifed-$2.00

BLACK LEATHER ANKLE BOOTS, Thrifted-$35.00

GRAND TOTAL= $46.00

Today I attended Zach's cousins wedding who married one of his good friends. It was so random because I didn't even know about it until last night. So when he said "Do you want to go to a wedding tomorrow?" I automatically started scheming up my outfit.

This little number was perfect. Since it was freezing while we were shooting, I could only manage one photo of the lace on the dress. After that I quickly put my jacket back on. Once we got inside the church it was warm enough to go without it. 

It's been a little over three weeks since I had my breast reduction surgery (I will be writing a post on the surgery very soon), and I am proud to say that this is the first backless or "see through back" dress I have ever been able to wear. I loved it. I felt elegant and sexy for the first time.

My dress and the jacket were both thrift finds. The velvet headband is from American Apparel, but I only paid $1.00 for it with the tags still on it at my all time favorite store, Unclaimed Baggage. The boots were also from Unclaimed. Have I mentioned how much I love that place?

                     

Little town, it's a quiet village

There is a tiny town in the middle of no where called Gorham's Bluff. It's a little community complete with their own post office on the top of a mountain with about 25 unique quant houses. Since my boyfriend, Zach, lives about five minutes from it, we decided to have todays shoot there.

This outfit is made up of so many thrifty finds I don't even know where to begin. My sweater is actually a mens sweater I found at a local treasure shop called Unclaimed Baggage. My shoes, scarf, purse, leggings and jewelry all came from the same store.

The hat is way too old to even begin to figure out where it came from. It's just always been lying around the house. I thought it was my great grandfathers, but my mom says it's my brothers and my dad said it was my uncles, and my brother doesn't even know where it came from, so oh well.

This entire outfit probably cost around $40.00. Thank you Unclaimed Baggage.