Faux Leather A-line Skirt

Kelsey K. — Mon, 31 Aug 2015 14:00:56 +0000

Once a fashionista, always a fashionista! Way back when, when Limited Too was the “cool” place to shop, I distinctly recall my mild obsession with the “Scooter Skort,” an a-line skirt with built-in shorts. I owned at least 5 colors – blue, pink and white to name a few. It was perfect for my active lifestyle as a young fashion aficionado. I think that is why I was immediately attracted to this faux leather a-line skirt from Current Clothing.

If you’re on the hunt for a flattering skirt, stop the search and turn to a good ol’ a-line skirt. Fitted around the hips, then gently flaring at the hemline, feel good flaunting your curves in one of these things. No wonder they’ve been around since the 1960’s…Although a fan of most a-line garments, I was particularly enamored with this faux leather one. Navy blue is a great transitional color, and considering it is already the last day of August, there is no better time to start thinking fall attire! For this reason alone, I debuted my new fringe booties for this look! Going for a chic vibe, I tucked in a sleeveless turtleneck and polished off the ensemble with a multicolored bib necklace.

How’s that for the modern day scooter skirt?! If you approve, call Nancy at Current Clothing (415) 400-5517 and ask her to ship you one for $68.

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The 1969 Girlfriend Jean

Kelsey K. — Mon, 10 Aug 2015 14:00:38 +0000

If you were preoccupied livin’ it up at Outside Lands this weekend, and couldn’t stop by your neighborhood Gap for the Friends and Family event, boy do I have some great news for you! This iconic sale has been extended up until midnight (ET) tonight online and in stores. I often drop in Gap to stock up on basics and this time I hit the jackpot with the new 1969 Girlfriend Jean. Regularly priced at $79.99, I got ’em for $52 with tax.

While boyfriend jeans continue to flood the apparel market, girlfriend jeans are slowly but surely gaining territory. Slimmer fit than your boyfriends, yet looser than a typical “skinny jean,” these bottoms offer the same relaxed feel with a more feminine silhouette than their counterparts. I am happy to report that Gap has this trend figured out – the 1969 Girlfriend Jeans are the proof. Available in different shades of indigo, black and white, as well as surplus green (pictured above), you cannot go wrong with a versatile pair of pants like these. On that fall weather kick, I styled mine with an ivory sleeveless turtleneck a longline sweater vest, and beige pumps. To spice up the neutral theme going on, I rocked a bright red lip, a houndstooth wristlet and black and white printed sunnies.

It’s amazing how accessorizing your ensemble can transform your look from boring to bold in a matter of seconds!

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Faux Leather A-line Skirt

The 1969 Girlfriend Jean