Cardigan: J Crew
Cami: J Crew
Skirt: The Bay
Shoes: Naturalizer
It was a coincidence that today, while I was wearing a very Elizabethan outfit, I happened to be teaching about the Elizabethan era. A fellow teacher popped his head in my room, took a look at my PowerPoint, and asked if I had planned my outfit on purpose. The kids picked right up on that.
One student said, "Did you buy your shirt in the 1500s?"
Another student: "She's not THAT old."
Thanks guys.
Ha! Do you read Infinite Whimsy? (infinitewhimsy.blogspot.com) She also has excellent student comment stories. *I* think it's a wonderful outfit--is the skirt metallic? I tend to shy away from wearing fancier skirts during the day (which means I almost never wear them because I rarely go out anywhere fancy) but I'm feeling inspired to try.
ReplyDeleteOh, thanks for the blog recommendation. I added her to my list.
ReplyDeleteThe skirt is not metallic. It has a layer of lace over a layer of white material.
You should totally give a fancy skirt a try in the day. It's fun (and it makes me feel pretty)!
Hi, you should also read Laws of General Economy
ReplyDelete(thegeneraleconomy.blogspot.com). She's got aweome finds... I'll enjoy following your blog. stop by and check my out, I hope you'll stay a while.
take care
lol ;)
ReplyDeleteI love this outfit- the lace skirt has been repaired then?! Love it! :)
haha. aren't kids great?
ReplyDeletei ADORE this skirt. i posted about lace pencil skirts fairly recently... so lovely!
Meli, you have a good memory. I finally got to my "to sew" pile last Sunday.
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