Tunic - Savoir-Faire

Ankle zip leggings - Bershka (not available in the USA, similar here, here and here)

Beanie - Maude Boutique

Purse- vintage (similar here and here)

Pocket knife necklace - The Box Turtle (similar here)

Harmonica necklace - The Box Turtle (similar here and here)

Locket - Savoir-Faire (similar here)

Beaded belt used for bracelet

Tube rings - Etsy

Shoes - GUESS

 

I do believe I just added my new favorite piece to my closet: this charcoal tunic from Savor-Faire. It is beyond comfy, yet cool and can be dressed up or down. Today, I kept the look casual and added a few fun details, like ankle zip leggings, a basket weave beanie, and a vintage purse.

 

I'm also totally obsessed with tiny, unique trinket necklaces, like the pocket knife and harmonica. They add just a touch more sass to your average layering pieces. Added bonus: the harmonica does play!

 

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Cheers

 

 

Carol

 

 

 



First Post!

Welcome to The Gangly Goose! My first post EVER! I'm pretty excited to share with you guys some of my favorite outfits, fashions, baubles, make up, music, etc. Hope all you other gangly gooses out there find some cool outfits and fun shops to visit.

Now I present to you, my first outfit post. I've been hoarding this sweater and these boots in my closet for a couple weeks, waiting to put an outfit together and do a quick shoot to show you guys. The outfit alone is pretty simple, but the pattern on the sweater gives it a *pop* and the boots add a bit of edge. And, of course, the sweater is from one of my favorite Fayetteville boutiques, Savoir-Faire. The store is a must every time I'm in the NWA area. 

Enjoy.

Sweater - Savoir-Faire , T-shirt - J.Crew Factory , Blank NYC jeans - Savoir-Faire (also found here ), Boots - Dolce Vita , Lighter necklace - Garnett Jewelry (similar here ) , Necklace - J.Crew , Clutch - Vintage, Tube rings - Beehive Boutique and Etsy

What do you do when your husband is taking pictures of you? Do a little jig, of course.

Cheers,

Carol