Belly Craves
1. Plush Fleece Lined Overbelly Legging 2.
Tree Shopping
From Belly Dance: Pour Deux Black Belted Poncho , Michael Stars Night Long Sleeve Shirred Scoopneck , DL1961 Joy Kick Flare Jean , Not Rational Brandy Hansel Diaper Bag From Your Closet: Tan Floppy Fedora, Black Heeled Oxfords Tree shopping in style. In New York City you have to look stylish no matter what you’re doing, even if you’re just shopping for a Christmas Tree. We love the combination of urban chic and rustic trend in this look.
Christmas Card Draft
…this is a first draft of our Holiday Card…lol….a work in progress…Look at my Mini…
Streetwear Catch-Up Session: DaBottom Clothing + GIVEAWAY!
It’s been over a year since we featured DaBottom Clothing, and SoJones talks to DaBottom Clothing once again and finding out what the brand has been up to. What’s up DaBottom Clothing
Streetwear Year In Review: Brooklyn Bandit + GIVEAWAY!
Brooklyn Bandit or BKB has been a consistent brand developing its amazing products for its customers. SoJones has been covering BKB since a year ago and we must say the brand is heading to greatness.
Tall tees, more like man-dress am I right?
The ones that like go way below the crotch of the pants, smh, I couldn’t wear these without feeling like I was wearing a dress, do you wear these types of shits?
Absolutely darling 1950s children’s winter hat sets
? Day 351 of Vintage 365 ? In my ongoing hunt for cozy, fashionable vintage winter accessories (which you may recall from my recent post about fake fur muffs ), I recently came upon the most terrifically cute page of children’s winter hat sets from the 1950s. So wonderfully darling is this selection of Christmassy red and white hued hats, mittens and muffs, that there is little I could possibly say to enhance this superbly sweet roundup of vintage children’s wear . ? Each of these sets is overflowing with elegant, girly cuteness, while also being richly practical at the same time
oatmeal
into the gloss I found the most perfect piece in my wardrobe in the bargain bin of a no-name Australian high street store that I only wandered into because I was lost and I needed directions.