(zara trousers, fluxus cropped shirt, chained wedges, alexander wang rocco, and a vintage bullet-tooth necklace)
Wear-it-Down: If you love something, there's nothing wrong with wearing it till it ages. I love reusing my favorites. Sorta gives it that time-worn feel to it.
One of my prized treasures is the vintage necklace I found in a small shop in new york while aimlessly wandering about. Everytime I wear it, I feel like it takes me back to that spot, that place, that time. It's carefully made with a bullet shell fitted over a what seems to be a fang (what animal it belongs to, I don't even remember what the shop girl told me anymore).
I have used and abused my alexander wang till its leather has faded down. As heavy as it is, this satchel has been lugged around as my companion for quite some time. One time, even causing me issues with airport security in new york. let's just say, the base of the purse's bullet-inspired brass hardwear was quite misleading and didn't help with a swift x-ray procedure. Complications it may bring, but I still can't get enough of it :)
Work days have been flat days, resulting with me highly neglecting my high heels and wedges.
Having spent 5 days feeling shorter than I'm accustomed to, it was time to take the shoes out for some air. Recess is over shoes (well, for 2 days at least).
Dummy down: Working with kids 5 days a week means that minimalism is key. Workwear makes me feel naked due to my limited combinations of trousers, blouses, cardigans, sweaters paired with different flats or sometimes leopard mules (when I feel like I'm going through withdrawls with a lack of spunk throughout the week's wardrobe). Unfortunately for my day job, that means my accessories and heels have to stay home as well. That being said, I walk through Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. and Friday feeling utterly naked.
But we all have lazy days on the weekend where comfort is key yet we don't want to sacrifice it all in sweat pants and an old band T-shirt from grade school. This was a lazy day for me, knowing I didn't feel like wearing anything tight and uncomfortable during my visit to the salon, trousers were ideal even on my day off from work. I just decided to dress it down, slip on the wedges, and have a play with neutral colors.
Lazy is fine- just amp up with tailored pieces, and dump the frump!