Vintage Headpiece & Collar: Thrift
Vintage Coat: Blue Suede Shoes Antique Mall
Skirt: AA
Tights: Zara
Vintage Loafers: Saver's
I didn't get to talk much about the new layout the other day, but I wanted to make sure I took the time to thank Tabitha Emma for her help with the balloon graphic and Jake for answering all the tiny design questions and opinions I asked along the way! It's quite refreshing to enter the new year with a new layout, and it's given Corey and I a renewed energy for our photo adventures. Thanks to everyone who has written to tell me that they like it. It means a lot to us!
One of my goals for the new year is to strive for quality over quantity with my blog content. My school schedule will be the heaviest it's been since starting the blog, and I may not have extra time for tumblr or even to post some of my favorite collections, but I promise to keep posting outfits when I can!
Another goal I have for the new year is to start experimenting more with photography and photoshop editing. I figure since I have all the tools I need I might as well start using them! Today's set was inspired by the always amazing analog photographer, Ellen Rogers. Her experimental darkroom techniques are really exquisite, and though I'm just a photoshop fraud, I couldn't help but try my hand at her style of work.
This was the first time in a looong time that I had to use my tripod. Corey was unavailable that day, and I had an itch to go take some photos. I was going for an Ellen Rogers meets the Great Depression thing here, hence the title and the really dusty looking pictures!
