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Pic: Dior FW 2006

No. 442244

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>>440810
for the previous nonna. The feather bag is from Olga Berg to go with the pink heels.
I would personally go with some with texture but then again I would also wear a pair of VW x Melissa dragon ball heels so my taste levels are questionable at best

No. 442246

>>442244
Where is the dress from? It's beautiful

No. 442247

>>442246
Celestial Virgo Mini Swing Dress By Zimmermann.

No. 442418

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I'm watching a movie about a French boarding school during WW2 and I'm really liking these cape/jacket things. What is the exact term for them if I wanted to buy one? They make me think of Madeline lol

No. 442423

>>442418
capelets? cloaks?

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>>442418
Try “nurse’s cape”

No. 444037

>>442232
anyone experienced with an individual capsule wardrobe? meaning not just basics combining, but using your own style?

No. 444060

>>444037
Depends. What's the limit on the number of items that can be considered a capsule?

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>>442244
I don't have anything to contribute anon but I bought this dress the other day so know you have a Celestial Virgo anon buddy somewhere in the world.

No. 444071

>>444067
Woah… Virgo sisters… wish we could meetup haha

No. 444088

>>444037
>not owning stuff you don't wear
>making sure it's all vaguely cohesive
these are basically the only components. i saved a ton of pictures on pinterest that were "me" in a bunch of different styles, identified the most common items that would allow me to recreate the most amount of the looks, only bought the ones i didn't have yet (gradually! so i could test and adjust). it was sort of like doing character design but on myself.

No. 444277

>>444037
I have what I consider a capsule wardrobe because everything is blue/pink/green/white/black. It's all also 90s-00s styles. This means I can mix and match with ease and constantly thinking of new combinations.

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Does anyone know a good dupe for the ROC troupe boots? I’m struggling so much to find one similar. I like how they don’t have a giant heel, and how they fit tighter to your leg. $200 is just too steep of a price for me

No. 444478

i fucking hate the retard making every fashion thread now, fuck off with your disgusting misogynstic scrote designed """couture""" as threadpic and cringy "post here if you have a pssion for fshion". """pssion for fshion""" cringe rhymimg like this should be banned and your face cut off with a matchete for this, you should be scalped and made into meat mince for this shit(a-logging)

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…anyway

No. 444515

>>444396
Sorry that I will not be of any help about the ROC dupes but I happen to have recently purchased my first pair of leather work boots for 200€. If you are sure about your choice and the boots are worth it (authentic leather, reputable shoes brand, extras such as wool lining or gore tex), you may want to spend all that cash. The boots of your picture look amazing and you could wear them for years if they're the right quality. You could also find online resales of the exact model you're looking for. Good luck anon
>>444478
Agree

No. 444521

>>444478
Threadpic is cool, what are you on.

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>>444396
Piggybacking on this to say I have also been looking for boots like this for the winter, but they all contain pleather, even if they're mostly made from leather. The vintage ones always cost hundreds too, which is too much of a risk to take when there's usually no way of knowing if they are actually completely leather, regardless of what the seller claims. If anyone has any recs for boots high quality boots like this (ideally mid-calf length with a medium heel) that are 100% leather, please let me know too.

No. 444821

>>444088
> it was sort of like doing character design but on myself.
That’s what I greatly enjoy about it too. And it’s good advice, thx.
I just can’t really decide on the character haha

>>444277
That gave me an idea how to merge special items from different decades. Maybe li find other limits to work with thx

No. 444822

>>444522
To be realistic anon, you're going to have to spend hundreds if you want what you are looking for, new or vintage.

No. 446466

>>444522
Does anyone have any tips on choosing between clompy round toe boots and dainty pointed toe boots? I’m torn

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>>444478

No. 446487

>>446466
I'd say it depends on your personal style, what kind of clothes would you be wearing with them?

No. 446546

>>446466
i prefer the dainty pointed toe boots, they look a bit more feisty and determined or cute, feels more independent, like you entering the place and choosing, literally pointing at the direction. whereas the round boot feels more like the as if they just look a bit more feisty and determined and cute, wherees clompy round toe boots feels more like the roamer, the chiller. ofc depends highly on everything else. go for how they make you feel, independent how they fit to clothes or other see you. how you feel yourself

No. 446629

>>446487
I’m allowed to wear whatever I want to work, but I’m trying to break free from just wearing comfy clothes and step into dressing like an adult who has a job. My image is mattering more but I’m too autistic to figure out what looks good. I basically wear slacks or midi skirts most of the time. I’m 5’7 with size 8 feet and I worry that clompy boots make my feet look big.. I do own combat boots but I feel like a little kid when I wear those to work. I love the way pointy boots look on other people but they always seem to come with very high heels which I wouldn’t be able to handle. I feel so retarded typing this out because everybody else figured this out already somehow

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Where do you buy your jeans? I want to invest in a pair of good quality jeans with no elastane in the fiber content. My issue has been that I have a long torso so most pairs I have tried on are way too short.

No. 447062

>>446466
Big toe box is healther for your feet

No. 447090

>>447062
Seconding this. Your feet will be much happier without pointed or narrow shoes. Do round toe, more bang for your buck.

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I can't believe Chris-chan core is trending in the year of our lord 2024. I'm seeing The Classic everywhere. This truly is the darkest timeline.

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Zimmernonnies what do we think, I like it but I worry I'm too short to really pull this off

No. 448327

>>448310
it looks like a beach cover up, you can see the print through the fabric because there's no lining or anything

No. 448328

>>448327
Yeah that’s exactly what it is

No. 448338

>>448310
the print is cool but this is massively unflattering imo

No. 448363

>>448338
Yeah that’s what worries me, it’s a bit shapeless..

No. 448396

>>448310
Looks like something an older lady would wear.. which isn't necessarily bad but if you're on LC you're probably not older than your 20s or 30s.

No. 448401

>>448310
This is hideous and looks like 100% polyester temu shit.

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>>448310
If you are short it will look like cult garb

No. 448421

>>448310
Highkey I think it looks bad even on the model, it's an interesting design but the cut itself is so blobby yet flat.
How do you feel about getting a cover up top and a wrap skirt?

No. 448441

>>448310
it reminds me of a retro hair salon cape

No. 448454

>>448310
I like the idea but the execution is really mid. As other anons said it's very shapeless.

No. 448513

>>448411
>>448454
Ok since the consensus is that it looks like cult robes and I’m not very tall, how would you fix this? Take it in at the waist? My mum really wants to get me it and I can’t convince her it doesn’t look good on me.

No. 448522

>>448513
Girl that's a $700 dress, nobody should spend that much on something only their mother likes. Why are you doing her bidding in the first place? Wear something YOU want and that you won't need to fix.

No. 448526

>>448522
Cause she’s my mommy
Nah jk she’s just very insistent about it

No. 448535

>>448526
Well I will say, I don't think it's as bad as anons are saying and I think it will look better as is rather than trying to pull the waist in or something. Baggy is nice in hot climates so I think it would be very appropriate for like, a resort holiday or something. It's just an extremely expensive dress by my standards and I wouldn't spend that much on something I didn't absolutely love, maybe your mum is rich so it's nbd.

No. 448536

>>448535
It is exactly for that purpose, its going to be very hot and she thought I needed something for dinner and stuff

No. 448540

>>448536
There are billions of options for warm weather that aren't as ugly. Is your mom jealous of you and wants you to look frumpy kek?

No. 448547

>>448310
Sorry nona but this reminds me of a hospital gown, that with the shape and the little tie up strings.

No. 448549

>>448540
No she just really likes kaftans and sort of ethnic-inspired (idk how to say this without sounding racist) style. She genuinely thinks it looks good and thinks the print really suits me. Kind of a lot of money just to make someone look frumpy but now Im paranoid I'll look like fancy Homer upthread lol.

No. 448656

>>448549
Kind of a weird story if real honestly. Who insists on getting her daughter a very expensive dress she doesn't even like?

No. 448658

>>448549
If you're forced to wear it tie some decorative little lace scarf or something around the middle, maybe it will help modernize it. You could DIY some ribbon that looks like the ribbon on the neckline and put some gold clasps on the end to match.

No. 448661

>>448658
Anon should just tell her mom no or not wear it. It doesn't make sense to drastically change exactly what her mom likes about it if it's about appeasing her mom.

No. 448664

>>448310
I read the thread from the bottom, clicked to see the dress and burst out laughing, its literally so ugly

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Nonas what kind of colors do you think look goods on someone with a very pink skin tone? Think sunburn-pink, but that's the natural state it comes in. A skin condition runs in my family (I personally lucked out and don't have it) and I'm trying to figure out what would look good with it. Hair colors range from light brown/nearly blondeish to dark brown, if that helps.

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>>448668
I would avoid light colors because they'll draw attention to the hot pink skin color. To distract from it, I think darker but very saturated colors might work. You don't want to go unsaturated because it will make the skin look pinker in comparison.

No. 448725

>>448668
Green is the opposite of red, so wearing green would help balance out a very pink skin tone

No. 449302

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I got these boots years ago but I'm finding that most of my clothes dont match with them. What would you guys pair these with? I like to wear them with a black dress, but it is a bit repetitive.

No. 449304

>>449302
i would pick a dress similar in color to a tone on the boots and pair it with a black belt

No. 449316

>>449302
Brown corduroy. Lots of buttons, button front skirt or button-up shirt layered with black turtleneck. Emerald and other dark shades of green would look complimentary, too.

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thoughts on this dress nonas? bought it for an event but I tried it on and it was giving "mother of the bride" vibes to me… Irl friends are torn

No. 452314

>>452306
I think it'scute. I'd personally pair it with a thin scarf but it depends on what how you wanna look like and the event too.

No. 452315

>>452306
This is a dress for people insecure about upper arm fat. I’m not trying to be mean, it just is.

No. 452321

>>452315
Literally bought it because I thought the sleeves were cute… I hate having fat taste

No. 452327

>>452306
I personally don't like the look of sheer black panels on any dress.

>>452315
That's kind of a reach imo.

No. 452371

>>452327
I also immediately thought it looked like an old lady dresses that covers their arms so it's not just that anon. I think good styling could save it though

No. 452396

>>452306
i think it's cute. I can see how the sleeves could read as frumpy/older though. As someone else who just likes more modest/elaborate styles, not out of insecurity, I feel your pain

No. 452403

>>452371
I'm going to try things with my makeup and maybe wear my hair down to make it look less old lady dress but this dress is kind of hard to style irl because the fabric and the beading is a lot. Formal wear is so stressful for me kek

No. 452408

>>452306
I think it's pretty! at least in the picture you posted. It has a nice silhouette. If you are overweight I can see how it might look a bit frumpy, but if you are built like the girl in the pic then I think it works.

No. 452409

>>452403
Yes hair down will help massively.

No. 452529

>>452306
People are calling this frumpy and old, but I almost got the opposite impression, it's like a 15 year old girl's homecoming dress. It's got just enough "risque" elements that a girl might like, but it's covered up enough for a parent to be ok with it. It's really not ugly though. It looks comfortable, which is most important.

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https://thursdayboots.com/products/womens-combat-zip-up-boot-java
i was looking for good alternatives to Docs and found this brand.
highly recommend, great quality

No. 453925

>>453735
Lace up shoes that have zips on the side will never not look cheap and tacky to me

No. 454882

>>453925
they have other boots and shoes, silly goose

No. 455494

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Cute ring or nah? It reminds me of a chandelier.

No. 455627

>>454882
Unfortunately all the ones without side zips are ugly and expensive

No. 455740

>>455627
>$200 for boots is expensive
sorry they don't take temu coupons, nona

No. 455762

>>455740
Yes, $200 is too much for ugly fashion boots that will be shredded by the 10th wear. I can see how spending that much monthly on credit card interest alone would distort your perspective though. Good luck with that, enjoy your side zip boots while they last ♥

No. 456045

>>447895
This is fugly. I hate the whole grandpa sweater bs.


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