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Fashion Fairy Dust

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Sequin Pencil Skirt & Flannel Shirt: Tree Creeper

12.16.2015

Ya, you guys think I’m being all cool fashion blogger babe looking casually off into the distance…

THE STORY

…but, no. I’m eyeballing the skeevy old dude creepin’ behind a tree in the park watching me take outfit shots. This would be why I prefer my backyard. The only thing creepin’ around the trees is my bulldog. And that’s cute. Weird old dudes? Not so much. Don’t get me wrong; most elderly men are adorable. This one was…mmmm….not. Right after I started taking photos, he just all casual-like strolled down the steps and acted like he was walking around the little pond. Then I see his bright green windbreaker peeking around a pine tree. He just stood there. Behind the tree. And every time I would glance that way he’d dodge behind the trunk. Because of course, the bright green windbreaker made him invisible to the naked eye. If I had to guess, I’d say his chosen profession prior to retirement was not government spy. It was kind of like last winter when the cop eyeballed me the entire time I was taking photos in an entirely different park…although I think he was planning on arresting me not locking me up in his basement.

THE OUTFIT

It has been sooo…long since I busted out the sequin pencil skirt. So long in fact that when I put it on, it fit perfectly. A bad thing? Uh, ya…considering the last time I wore it it was too big. Not hugely too big, but there was definitely more room in it. But guess what? Sequins make everything better, so I was happy anyways! And what’s better to pair with sequins than a plaid flannel shirt? Not much that I can think of. And the tee? Well, it just made sense. It’s not like I can wear it if I’m not wearing sequins.

THE TIP

Of course you can wear sequins in the daytime! Just remember to pair the sequin piece with something more casual, i.e., flannel, tee, blazer or sweatshirt. I also try to keep the other bling to a minimum, although that’s a personal preference more than a suggestion.

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Skirt: Shopbop (Similar, Similar); Flannel Shirt: Old Navy (Similar, Similar); Tee: Francesca’s (Similar); Pumps: Amazon

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Filed Under: Amazon, flannel shirt, Francesca's, graphic t-shirt, graphic tee, Old Navy, pencil skirt, pumps, sequin skirt Tagged With: graphic tee, Mary Jane pumps, nude pumps, plaid flannel shirt, sequin pencil skirt

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  1. Jaymie Ashcraft says

    12.16.2015 at 7:05 am

    This looks perfect!!
    Jaymie
    http://www.jaymieashcraft.com
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  2. Darlene Fadem says

    12.16.2015 at 11:53 am

    Love the combination of sequins and plaid. Now I’m on the hunt for a sequin skirt!
    Darlene Fadem recently posted…The Essential SweatshirtMy Profile

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  3. Laura says

    12.16.2015 at 1:39 pm

    Holy cow I am swooning over this look!!! It’s perfect!!!!

    Laura
    http://www.24-7style.com
    Laura recently posted…Mad for Plaid all Winter Long!My Profile

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  4. Elise says

    12.16.2015 at 2:11 pm

    I love this!! Your tee is too cute!! Loving the sequin/plaid combo!
    So pretty!

    xx, Elise
    http://www.sparkleandslippers.blogspot.com
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  5. Claire says

    12.16.2015 at 5:29 pm

    Love this look Debbie. Oh no, be careful. So many weird people out their. I hate trying to take pictures of myself when people are watching!!

    Thanks for sharing at the Wednesday blog hop..
    Claire recently posted…Feeling Great? : The Wednesday Blog Hop..My Profile

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  6. Tara says

    12.17.2015 at 6:09 am

    LOVE that tee and your skirt, so cute!

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  7. Jill says

    12.17.2015 at 3:15 pm

    LOL! How creepy is that guy! This is such a fun and festive mix! You look amazing!

    Jill
    Doused In Pink
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  8. Petite Silver Vixen says

    12.17.2015 at 6:21 pm

    Lovin’ the glitter and plaid, not loving the tree creeper though! How weird.

    Thanks for linking up to Top of the World Style

    http://petitesilvervixen.blogspot.co.uk/
    Petite Silver Vixen recently posted…Seasonal Skinny Wk 15: Turquoise Delight | + Top of the World Link-UpMy Profile

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  9. Nicole Mölders says

    12.18.2015 at 5:54 pm

    Thanks for linking up to Top of the World Style. There will be a Christmas party next Thursday.
    Nicole Mölders recently posted…Russian scarf, ducks, LinkupMy Profile

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  10. Happiness at Mid Life says

    12.18.2015 at 11:34 pm

    LOVE LOVE LOVE this look! I wished I can rock a sequins skirt like you!

    Thank you for being a part of TBT Fashion link up and have a wonderful holiday season. See you in 2016!

    Alice
    http://www.happinessatmidlife.com
    Happiness at Mid Life recently posted…Throw Back Thursday Fashion Link Up: Red Plaid HeelsMy Profile

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  11. Anna Parkes says

    12.20.2015 at 12:08 pm

    I do love this sequin skirt and think it works really well with this casual twist. My instinct would be to go down the line of the predictable all out glamour, but I wonder if that’s an age thing or just me. Anyway it’s a good suggestion to try out (I like you suggest rather than advise, that’s somehow less bossy eh.) How come there’s always a weird stalker about in the park when you’re on your own?
    Anna
    Anna’s Island Style
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