Tag: midi dress

Picnics Forever

vetta square neck dress, ankle boots with midi dress, sezane artemis belt

When: March 27, 2021 // Weather: 70s // Real life: picnic in the park

vetta square neck dress, ankle boots with midi dress, sezane artemis belt
vetta square neck dress, ankle boots with midi dress, sezane artemis belt
vetta square neck dress, ankle boots with midi dress, sezane artemis belt
vetta square neck dress, ankle boots with midi dress, sezane artemis belt
vetta square neck dress, ankle boots with midi dress, sezane artemis belt

Let’s add picnics in the park to the list of things I started doing out of “necessity” during the pandemic that I hope to keep doing for years to come. (Also on the list: wearing joggers instead of jeans, and working out at home.)

Picnics are the perfect activity for someone who’s introverted but also likes to be out and about, and who likes to be in nature but also likes to wear a cute outfit and not get dirty. (It’s me. The someone is me.)

I’m proud to say everything I’m wearing here except the sunglasses came from brands with sustainable practices, but don’t forget that buying from these brands is not the only way (or even the best way) to be part of the #sustainablefashion movement.

Dress // Belt // Boots // Bag

Frocks & Boycotts

pink midi dress, loeffler randal sandals

When: June 7 // Weather: 80s // Real life: dinner & drinks with a small group

pink midi dress, loeffler randal sandals
pink midi dress, loeffler randal sandals
pink midi dress, loeffler randal sandals
pink midi dress, loeffler randal sandals
pink midi dress, loeffler randal sandals

This is one of my favorite outfits in recent memory and I love how I look in these photos, so it pisses me off that I happened to be wearing a dress from Everlane. In case you didn’t see my post on Instagram the other day, the company has been accused by multiple former employees of prejudicial behavior toward Black and other POC workers. In this economy? C’mon, Everlane. Ain’t nobody got time for that.

I won’t tell you what to do, but I for one will not be buying from them for the foreseeable future, and I won’t be encouraging others to support them either. (If I had more time, I would go back and update the links on old posts, but I have a real job.) That said, the most #sustainablefashion thing you can do is wear what you already have, so you’ll still see me sporting my various pieces from He Who Must Not Be Named, and I’ll do my best to link you to similar options from brands that haven’t pissed me off.

similar Dress (quasi-sustainable brand) // another similar dress (quasi-sustainable brand) // Shoes (I got mine secondhand via TRR) // similar Sunglasses // similar Bag