
Today marks the first day of the 'In My White T' challenge. Some met it with great vigor, some pooped out without ever wearing a white T-shirt (ahem: Stephanie). You'll see some familiar faces this week, but also some new ones (I think.). I hope you enjoy our white T's!



The point of 'In my white T' week is to make each shirt look different - it doesn't mean you have to cut them, but mostly style them so you're not wearing the basic jeans and a T-shirt every single day. How exciting is that? Oh yeah, it's not.
Since it's early, I decided to keep it simple: dark skinny jeans, black flats, my white T-shirt, a vintage belt and lots of rings and bracelets. Easy. I did get a lot of compliments on my belt today, which is nice because I got it from my Oma. Grandparent's closets make the best thrift stores. (They're free and don't [usually] smell as bad.]


2 comments:
i love how you added the belt!
Me toooo, it'll work with bigger belt too, or a patterned scarf :)
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