My OOTD was a simple neutral one of tan ankle pants and black top with cardigan. I added a pop of red with the necklace. The sandals have a red stripe running through them also.
I also thrifted a new pair of earrings which I know will be favorites of mine. They are an antique gold color with an engraved swirl and leaf pattern.
Don't forget to hop over and check out Visible Monday.
Tan Pants $4 TalbotsBlack Sleeveless tee $1.40 Alfani
Trench Coat $11.37 Valerie Stevens
Earrings $2.62
Long Gold Chain Necklace $4.99
Sandals $5 Van Eli east
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Cardigan $9.99 JKLA via Ross
Red/Gold Link Necklace $6.99 (came w/earrings) via ebay
Purse $14.99 Koltov Collection via Ross
Bracelet $10.80 via Forever 21
You loo stunning in your new trench coat, Lisa - it's got beautiful details and really suits you. Thanks for sharing with Visible Monday, xo.
ReplyDeleteI really like this trench with the black collar. You look great all the way around, Lisa. And I really like your blog header!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Pam. :)
DeleteA classic trench with a twist. Good job! Love the black collar and the black buttons on the cuff. This is what makes it special.
ReplyDeleteHi, Marea. Thanks for stopping by! :)
DeleteI also need to buy a trench coat .. but when will we get rain? Who knows.
ReplyDeleteMonica, www.pear-shaped-gal.com
Our weather has been unbelievably nice for this time of year, but rain is coming later this week I think. One thing about a trench though is that it has no hood. Still need an umbrella. But they look nice. :)
DeleteWhat a great find on the trench coat. I really like the black details.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lana. :)
DeletePięknie wyglądasz i masz fantastyczny trencz:)))Pozdrawiam serdecznie:))
ReplyDeleteThank you, Renia. xo
DeleteProbably the most lovely trench coat ever ... I love one that drapes, and you found an extremely sophisticated example of how well that can work! Excellent, and you look beautiful in it.
ReplyDelete(The flaps are an modified version of a storm patch or gun flap that was found on the original coats worn in the military (WWl maybe?). To keep your holstered side-arm dry and handy on the outside of your coat.)