Vogue Japan (March 2011)
A while ago I promised a cheaper version of the Ahoy Sailor! post. Here it is! I tried to keep things somewhat affordable, but then my friends Phillip Lim and A.P.C had to show up and spoil the cheap party. No worries, there's a variety.
I suppose Marc Jacobs always likes to keep things interesting. I love the introduction of red.
I'm loving Zara right now. Well, I'm always loving Zara. You can't see but this shirt is not your run-of-the-mill stripe shirt. It has elbow patches!
A.P.C is always amazing for well-done basics and this pinstripe blazer is no exception. Very understated sailor.
THE STEAL: Joe Fresh stripe blazer ($59)
Not so understated, but super adorable, is this little blazer by Joe Fresh. It kind of upsets me that the best kept Canadian secret is now available in the States. They have everything there! Not fair.
I'm a big Isabel Marant fan. I suppose these are not traditional sailor but the colour combo works, so I guess they work for me!
THE STEAL: H&M seagull shorts ($29 CAD)
Same with these dove or seagull shorts by H&M -- so cute!
Of course, my favourite has to be the most expensive thing. But this dress is so damn light and perfect. It even has rope!
Much cheaper is this simple dress by Zara. I love the button detailing at the shoulders and hips (although, it would make me look huge).
Joe Fresh tote ($19 CAD)
And, of course, one needs a simple canvas tote (yeah, I know it's not the striped Birkin) to keep all the summery goods in.
Who's into it?











4 comments:
I love the pillip lim dress. But I think for me the actual winner is that zara striped shirt with the elbow patches. Hooray for loving affordable things!
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Nice! I'm really liking the Zara stuff.
Great post as always!! I love that dress too :( the print and the rope is hard to deny!
Stripes ftw! Your polka dot scarf pick is reminding me that I should wear my vintage Vera Neumann one more often. :P
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