(Read about my 30 Day Dress Challenge here.)
Day 2 – Sunday
Funny story about this dress: I purchased it a couple of years ago and shortly after I wore it to work, to my job in Victoria. A customer complimented me on my dress, I thanked her and mentioned that I found it at a thrift store. “Oh, I can tell,” she said, “It looks very vintage. It might be homemade. That dress is one of a kind.” I didn’t have the heart to tell her that it had a GAP label inside.
Dress: GAP, thrifted at The Patch in Cumberland
Earrings: gift
Bracelet: gift, souvenir from Ghana
Boots: Steve Madden, purchased via Amazon.com
The dress and boots combo made me feel a little “pioneer girl”-esque. True story: when visiting a Mennonite church in Chilliwack for the first time, I wore this dress because I felt like I would fit in better.
Day 3 – Monday
Dress: Quiksilver, thrifted in Sechelt
Belt: H&M
Bracelets: gift, souvenir from Thailand
Sandals: GAP
Day 4 – Tuesday
Dress: label is something in Chinese, thrifted in Sechelt by my mother-in-law
Belt: thrifted, purchased in Gibsons
Shoes: FlexiCountry, thrifted in Chilliwack
Earrings: Front & Company Consignment, in Vancouver
Day 5 – Wednesday
Dress: Vero Moda, purchased at The Bay
Leggings: Hue, purchased at The Bay
Necklace: purchased from a street vendor at Leshan, in Sichuan province, China
Bracelet: gift, souvenir from Thailand
Shoes: gift, souvenir from China
(This outfit perfectly captures my Asian-Canadian heritage, apparently.)
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