Tuppence a Bag

maxi skirt, beanie, feminine combat boots outfit

When: January 12, 2021 // Weather: 40s & sunny // Real life: working from home

maxi skirt, beanie, feminine combat boots outfit
maxi skirt, beanie, feminine combat boots outfit
maxi skirt, beanie, feminine combat boots outfit
maxi skirt, beanie, feminine combat boots outfit
maxi skirt, beanie, feminine combat boots outfit

Life plan: Work until I pay off my law school loans (approx. 1000 years from now), retire to Paris, be a fabulous expat eating croissants and producing mediocre watercolors until I run out of money, then become a crazy old lady who lives in a teepee made from her own clothes and feeds animals in le parc.

Basically I will be the bird lady from Mary Poppins. And this is what I will wear. (Dress for the job you want.)

P.S. Ever notice that white people who move to another country are “expats” and non-white people are “immigrants”? How convenient. Looking forward to positive change in the next 4 years.

Skirt (part of a convertible dress) (sustainable brand) // Boots (sustainable brand) // Sunglasses (secondhand) // similar Shirt (this option is from sustainable brand)

Triple F

Marine Layer pants, spring outfit, YSL heart sunglasses, Rebecca Minkoff bag

When: April 11 // Weather: mild and sunny // Real life: yet another walk in the park

Marine Layer pants, spring outfit, YSL heart sunglasses, Rebecca Minkoff bag
Marine Layer pants, spring outfit, YSL heart sunglasses, Rebecca Minkoff bag
Marine Layer pants, spring outfit, YSL heart sunglasses, Rebecca Minkoff bag
Marine Layer pants, spring outfit, YSL heart sunglasses, Rebecca Minkoff bag
Marine Layer pants, spring outfit, YSL heart sunglasses, Rebecca Minkoff bag

One of my quarantine hobbies has been finding new sustainable/ethical brands to order clothes from…you know, for research purposes. It’s an expensive hobby, I’ll give you that, but a fun one. 😉 And I get to share the best stuff with you, like these fun, flowy, floral (that’s right, it’s a triple F situation here, people) pants from Marine Layer. I may have also gotten the matching top. Possibly.

I actually heard about Marine Layer thanks to my wife, who got me one of their Re-Spun t-shirts for Christmas. Basically, they take old t-shirts, break them down, and turn them into new ones. Pretty cool. These pants aren’t from the Re-Spun line, but I read about ML’s sustainability efforts and I’m happy with the extra efforts they’re making. At this point, when I’m deciding whether to support a brand, it’s about progress, not perfection. And it’s about the triple F, of course.

Pants (quasi-sustainable brand) // similar Sweater (secondhand) // Shoes (sustainable brand) // Sunglasses // similar Bag