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Gidget Moment









top-Uniqlo, pants-Zara(similar here), bag-H&M(similar here), shoes-Shoe Mint

There's something about a striped boxy shirt that makes me think of Gidget paired with these tropical print cropped trousers (last seen here) and I feel like I could totally pass for an extra in the TV show if this was 1965.  It could be argued that there's a lot going on here with the stripes and print, but for me it works with the white back ground of the print and the stripes.  If the stripes where reversed or thicker then this wouldn't work as well.

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