Today I'm going waaaaay back in time y'all.
"Here's What I Wore"..The printed shirt dress is by Villager. Villager made the must-have, de rigueur dresses for the prepsters back in the late 60's and early 70's. I loved their dresses and had them in every color!
"Here's What I Wore"..The printed shirt dress is by Villager. Villager made the must-have, de rigueur dresses for the prepsters back in the late 60's and early 70's. I loved their dresses and had them in every color!
Today I'm wearing the same monogrammed gold circle pin I wore back then...monogrammed {in my fave interlocking script font} with my maiden initials jSk. When your monogram changes after you are married, don't fret...just keep using the stuff with your maiden initials--perfectly acceptable y'all!!!
This photo shows the detail of the pin tucks on the dress...the tucks are a trademark of Villager blouses and dresses.
Each dress came with a matching classic stretchy belt.
All the jewelry I'm wearing today is from my "single girl" days. Classic monogrammed jewelry never goes out of style!
This John Romain purse was also a must-have to carry with your Villager dresses. This "It Bag" started my lifelong obsession with cute pocketbooks! Do y'all remember them? I had one of the linen and leather ones, a straw one for summer, and this all-leather style. I'm sure I had their belts, headbands, and Lord knows what else!
The Bass Weejuns...another classic. We just had to wear our Weejuns...some times called "Penny Loafers"--but I never put pennies on mine, no ma'am! Today I love wearing them without socks, but they also look cute with tights or argyle socks.
I love that today I still like to wear the same stuff as I did so long ago. It makes coordinating my wardrobe a little bit easier!!
