
I have the t-shirt shown below and haven't worn it yet. I'm hoping it works IRL with the jacket as it would be an easy outfit. If not, the use of aqua green or aqua blue should work well.

ETA: I recvd the Clea. It's lightweight and doesn't feel like you're wearing an old school bedspread or piece of upholstery fabric. That was one concern of mine. It feels good on the body and doesn't make any funny fabric noises. Can't say mimicking the catalog look works in real life. At least not for me. I should leave my tummy alone, but if it were flat I think it *might* be a possibility.

Gigi: What do you think?
DH: Toreador.
Bullfighter is not really the look I'd like, so it's going back. I know the look I wanted to achieve by wearing this, but it's not a match for my vision. I want an ornate, decorative sort of jacket and it will probably be a piece in beautiful condition from a vintage store. If I were keeping this, I'd definitely get it tailored. I think this cut is too boxy for my frame. If it were just a smidge longer or had a higher stance it might have been better. And all that said, I was hoping it was more green than yellow. When J Crew said sour metallic, they meant it.

Bad scrunchy side view. Not a keeper.





Hi Gigi - What is the name of that t-shirt? Its really cute and goes well lots of other bright colors. I'm hoping to find one.
ReplyDeleteBTW - I love your reviews and check your blog regularly! We have very similar taste and body shape. Thanks for the great blog!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda -- thanks for saying hi and checking regularly. I'll try to be as specific as I can. It's good to know how clothes fit on a regular body, huh? :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't recall the name of that t-shirt. I can't remember if it was in a catalog or not. If I come across it I will make another comment here.
Hi, Gigi! Grat blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat size is your Cleo jacket? Thank you!
slastena - Hi. Size 4.
ReplyDeleteMeant, great blog!:)
ReplyDeleteThank you!