I struggle towards the end of winter. I hate all my winter clothes by about, oh, June, and I look lovingly at my beautiful dresses, waiting for summer.
But, here we are. It's a grey old day, one of those 'is it warm or not?' kinda days. I had no client meetings, and a dentist appointment that required comfort and a level of crotch coverage while lying upside down... I'm sick of my winter dresses, and I'm very sick of black opaques.
So, I dug this out of the very back of my wardrobe:
Obviously, that is not me.
The Peter Jensen Flannel Skirt represents all that I am not. It's not cute or twee, it doesn't have a nipped in waist or a whimsical pattern. It's utilitarian, on trend, and nearly dragging on the floor as I'm only 4'11. I'm wearing it with battered combat boots (also a back of the wardrobe find) and a fine, almost sheer black t-shirt.
My dentist loved it. 'You look so cute and quirky! So polygamy chic!' (Not only is my dentist lovely and very skilled, she is also a raging hipster)
My husband, less so. 'You look like you should be plowing a field in Poland'
I'm not a fan. I don't feel like me.
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