This skirt was definitely a piece that took my breath away when it first came out a few months ago at J. Crew. It had a lovely pattern, but it also came with a hefty price tag. Despite the price, the skirt sold out very quickly in most sizes when it was released, so when it popped back up on the website a few weeks ago in my size and on sale with an extra percentage off the sale price, I sprang at the chance to get it. It was still kind of expensive, but I justified it as an early birthday present to me, from me. It's a work of art in my opinion and definitely less expensive than picking up the habit of collecting actual art like Norton Simon had!
Skirt: J. Crew Collection "Tossed Dot" skirt here
Top: Target
Shoes: J. Crew "Jemma" flats
Bag: Louis Vuitton Epi Alma in Citron
Sunglasses: Prada
Necklace: Anthropologie
That looks like a great skirt for the occasion. It has a cool texture too.
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This is so fabulous! I love the pairing of all of the primary colors on the white background! Just gorgeous.
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What a fun skirt! Sometimes when it's a piece you love that much, and know you'll wear, it's totally worth the splurge!
ReplyDeleteI'm terribly behind on blog reading but I loved seeing your Arts District posts too--so many cool paintings and murals!
That is indeed a pop art skirt and I love it. I want it too but my gosh it is so pricey. Happy belated birthday to you though, you deserved it. That awesome necklace matched it perfectly.
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Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! I can see why you fell in love with this skirt and had to have it. I really like your photos in front of the pond with its water lilies. It definitely made me think of Monet.
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