- "When I saw this outfit I knew I had to copy it...",
Or, the most simple things in the cuts and colours I love are always the perfect choice.
I had to get dressed and run out quickly this morning. I reached for the white jeans without thinking. To my own dismay I found myself staring at the wardrobe thinking what I should wear on top for a whole 2 minutes. That was just under 2 minutes too long
Then I remembered how much I loved Carla's outfit from a few days ago, which prompted me to remember the black top I have not yet WIWd. Problem solved.
Carla actually mentioned Torontogirl's Black Shirt project thread as her inspiration and I'm glad she did, because I had complete;y missed it.
Truth time:
It is actually a tee shirt and I bought it after I had announced here that I'm done with tees in general. It has a neckline I was looking for for years with narrower top U-part (does this neckline have a name??) and it also has double front, so I had to have it, at least to get the desire out of my system. The truth is, this very tee met all my needs and expectations. I have it in the shade of dark orchid and I'm glad I was sensible enough to buy both.
Lesson to take from today:
Having worn tee on its own after a long time made it all seem a bit novel and I figured out a few things with 'fresher' senses. I am now even more certain that tees are tricky and unless very special (or very perfect basic ones in selected colours) I'll not spend time, money and energy on them.
I don't know if it's because I'm a pear with high waist, but the moment I sat down I had to think about pulling the shirt down my back, which made me feel annoyed by it all. I dislike with all my heart a messy view from the back when one is sitting and the top and bottom parts of the outfit "split". This cannot happen with wowen tops. I guess this unwanted effect is avoided when tees (on their own) are worn with the skirts.
Adding a whole "chain" of outfits for fun
Happy to hear your thoughts and suggestions.