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Skirt Leggings with a Sweatshirt Dress









Yep, that's a horse head!
cardigan-Free People(similar here), skirt leggings-Mimu Maxi, sweatshirt-Numph via ModCloth(similarish here), hat-Urban Outfitters(similar here), boots-Gap, necklace/ring-Jewel Mint, bracelet-Adia K via Le Tote

 I last featured these skirt leggings from Mimu Maxi in this post. Here, I layered them under a sweatshirt dress/tunic and finished off the look with this maxi-cardi and fedora. Pairing the skirt and longer cardigan gives this outfit a lengthening/thinning effect, which I'm all about. Bring on the long and lean right? 

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  1. headrotDecember 26, 2014 at 7:08 AM

    granted you arnt the most attractive girl, but you manage to put together some rather nice outfits.

    however, this is NOT one of them. unless your desired demographic is nearly blind old hassidic or conservative women, this outfit is an utter fail. unlike most of your other outfits, this one makes you look fat and frumpy and REALLY calls into question your taste, style, and ability to put together and market outfits. its not flattering, manages to look uncomfortable despite being put together out of "comfy" clothes.

    anyone can roll around in their closet and come up with something akin to this.

    lil edie in gray gardens dresses better than this outfit.

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