Tried and True Tartan
To keep in the spirit of last week’s international travel fashion inspiration (thank you for existing, Oktoberfest!) why not take a look at some other European styles? While the vintage shopping elite may be able to date a vintage dress to it’s exactly year and make, why not test out their discerning eye on some geography as well?
Okay, I’m going easy on you. Tartan Fashion Show? Scotland anyone? Here are some fun, sophisticated ways to wear a difficult fabric and not feel like you’re going to get it all stuck up in yo’ bagpipes:
It may be a little bit Christmas-y, and made in Italy (How unauthentic!) but surprisingly, a lot of the best tartan dresses I found online were sold out! This is a popular trend, my friends. Get on it!
With the cold weather starting to work it’s way on to the weather channel, it’s time to consider what type of message you want to send with your winter coat. Why not try some fun pattern that works well with jeans or dressed up, like this?
Semantiks Square Plaid Jacket: $158
And don’t forget the rainboots, which will look great paired with some black tights and an oversized sweater:
Sperry Top-Sider Pelican Tall Rain Boot: $59.95
To top it off, let’s compare: Which country has a head covering more indicative of their cultural heritage?
1. Oktoberfest enlarged elf hat from last week, complete with beer n’ bratwurst?
2. Or, Scottish tammy, strip of plastic orange hair included?
Image Source: BBC.co.uk
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