photos by Kali of Rhedeont Photography
This unique top/dress is actually a traditional Asian top. I’m not sure from what country specifically, or if it is everyday wear or made for special occasions, but the one thing that can’t be denied is its beauty. The bright yellow color, the long flowing fabric, and the delicate hand painted flowers and specks of glitter make it a masterpiece. I could see this piece being styled so many ways, and on this day I chose to wear it casually with a flare. Here it is paired with some thrifted and distressed denim that fit like boyfriend jeans. The split on the sides of the top make a cute reveal on the side that show off the pants while I’m in motion. When standing still, it looks like a flowing dress. Versatile and beautiful make for a great addition to any wardrobe. I have a feeling this piece will fit well and look great even while pregnant! This dress serves as a reminder that embracing different cultures results in beautiful things. Explore the Cultural Appreciation posts to read more about embracing different cultures in your everyday style.
Top: $6 at Thrift City (Lewisville) /// Pants: $8 at a DFW Thrift Store (see them styled casually here) /// Shoes: Target (see them styled for a semi-formal look here)
xoxo dolls & dudes
$6 for that gorgeous top?? What a steal! Great outfit 🙂
Right? Thrifting can get you fashionably fabulous on a budget! 😀
Very unique piece, I really like the color! Great find!
Laura | Laura Aime Vous
Thank you! It like a bright mustard yellow, which is one of my favorite colors 😀
Love this look and your master posing skills 😀 Reminds me that I need to get some booties and wear something cute today!
Have courage,
Elle | Elleword
Thanks, Elle! I love thrifted booties! I hope your thrift style was inspiring to you today – I love fashion that can make your whole day better 🙂
Wow! Not many women could pull this oFf, but you rock it! Its awesome that you were able to give A second life to this dress!
Thank you, Erin! I hope it inspires more people to give a second life to thrifted finds like this 🙂